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| Urunga tuihono: | https://arxiv.org/abs/2401.02421 |
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| author | Osegi, Emmanuel Ndidi |
| author_facet | Osegi, Emmanuel Ndidi |
| contents | The recent developments in soft computing cannot be complete without noting the contributions of artificial neural machine learning systems that draw inspiration from real cortical tissue or processes that occur in human brain. The universal approximability of such neural systems has led to its wide spread use, and novel developments in this evolving technology has shown that there is a bright future for such Artificial Intelligent (AI) techniques in the soft computing field. Indeed, the proliferation of large and very deep networks of artificial neural systems and the corresponding enhancement and development of neural machine learning algorithms have contributed immensely to the development of the modern field of Deep Learning as may be found in the well documented research works of Lecun, Bengio and Hinton. However, the key requirements of end user affordability in addition to reduced complexity and reduced data learning size requirement means there still remains a need for the synthesis of more cost-efficient and less data-hungry artificial neural systems. In this report, we present an overview of a new competing bio-inspired continual learning neural tool Neuronal Auditory Machine Intelligence (Neuro-AMI) as a predictor detailing its functional and structural details, important aspects on right applicability, some recent application use cases and future research directions for current and prospective machine learning experts and data scientists. |
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| spellingShingle | Neuronal Auditory Machine Intelligence (NEURO-AMI) In Perspective Osegi, Emmanuel Ndidi Neural and Evolutionary Computing Artificial Intelligence The recent developments in soft computing cannot be complete without noting the contributions of artificial neural machine learning systems that draw inspiration from real cortical tissue or processes that occur in human brain. The universal approximability of such neural systems has led to its wide spread use, and novel developments in this evolving technology has shown that there is a bright future for such Artificial Intelligent (AI) techniques in the soft computing field. Indeed, the proliferation of large and very deep networks of artificial neural systems and the corresponding enhancement and development of neural machine learning algorithms have contributed immensely to the development of the modern field of Deep Learning as may be found in the well documented research works of Lecun, Bengio and Hinton. However, the key requirements of end user affordability in addition to reduced complexity and reduced data learning size requirement means there still remains a need for the synthesis of more cost-efficient and less data-hungry artificial neural systems. In this report, we present an overview of a new competing bio-inspired continual learning neural tool Neuronal Auditory Machine Intelligence (Neuro-AMI) as a predictor detailing its functional and structural details, important aspects on right applicability, some recent application use cases and future research directions for current and prospective machine learning experts and data scientists. |
| title | Neuronal Auditory Machine Intelligence (NEURO-AMI) In Perspective |
| topic | Neural and Evolutionary Computing Artificial Intelligence |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2401.02421 |