WEB-BASED NEURAL NETS: INTERACTIVE ARTIFICIAL NEURAL NETWORKS FOR THE INTERNET

About the Book

The new frontier: Internet.

This is one of the limits to the community of Neural Networks today.

Most of the work related to Neural Networks pays little attention to the use of Internet technology. As a matter of fact, the author thinks that some element was needed as a kind of vehicle to bridge these two worlds. This is the reason why Web-Based Neural Nets came to light.

There is a general preconception that Neural Networks, as a field of study, must be difficult to master. Any attempt to simplify the learning process in this field is generally met with sharp criticism. This may reflect a feeling that ordinary people should not understand some subjects.

To counteract these preconceptions and facilitate understanding, Web-Based Neural Nets is presented in a simple and straightforward manner. It is designed for students, first-level programmers, and others who are interested in Neural Networks and how they can be used in conjunction with the Internet.

About the Author

Dr. Marcelo Bosque (L.A.) is a graduate of the University of Buenos Aires, where he is currently an associate professor. He has conducted extensive research in the field of Artificial Intelligence. In addition, he has published a book about programming in ASP and HTML for the Web, which can be useful for those who wish to learn how to program a Neural Network but who may have difficulty with the code.