Neural Networks Rival the Primate Brain at Object Recognition
20 jan 2015
A central problem in computer vision is that of designing algorithms that can competently accomplish tasks that humans can easily do, such as recognizing objects. Recently, neuroscientists at MIT found that the latest artificial deep neural networks (DNNs) are able to rival the performance of the primate brain at this task. (...)
(fig.: neurale netwerken en ML-algoritmen, gebaseerd op de werking van de hersenen)