What is ARTIFICIAL NEURAL NET (ANN)?

A computer model that simulates human brain function. They are used in pattern recognition, robitic vision, and decision making with fuzz input.

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Related Legal Terms
NEURAL NETWORK, ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE, ARTIFICIAL PERSONS, ARTIFICIAL FORCE, ARTIFICIAL DAY, ARTIFICIAL, ARTIFICIAL PRESUMPTIONS, ARTIFICIAL LIFE, ARTIFICIAL PERSON, ARTIFICIAL INSEMINATION


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