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When Black Roses Bloom
16-01-2008, 15:12
http://dsc.discovery.com/news/briefs/20 ... brain.html (http://dsc.discovery.com/news/briefs/20041018/brain.html)


The brain can learn, just as a human brain learns, he said. When the system is first engaged, the neurons don't know how to control the airplane; they don't have any experience.

But, he said, "Over time, these stimulations modify the network's response such that the neurons slowly (over the course of 15 minutes) learn to control the aircraft. The end result is a neural network that can fly the plane to produce relatively stable straight and level flight."

At present, the brain can control the pitch and roll of the F-22 in various virtual weather conditions, ranging from hurricane-force winds to clear blue skies.


Στην υγεία του σκάινετ ρε μουνιά.

FaithFails
16-01-2008, 15:33
Μια χαρά. Φιλόδοξο.

Deggial
16-01-2008, 16:40
Trust the Computer. The Computer is your friend.

Raven Lord
16-01-2008, 19:02
http://dsc.discovery.com/news/briefs/20041018/brain.html


The brain can learn, just as a human brain learns, he said. When the system is first engaged, the neurons don't know how to control the airplane; they don't have any experience.

But, he said, "Over time, these stimulations modify the network's response such that the neurons slowly (over the course of 15 minutes) learn to control the aircraft. The end result is a neural network that can fly the plane to produce relatively stable straight and level flight."

At present, the brain can control the pitch and roll of the F-22 in various virtual weather conditions, ranging from hurricane-force winds to clear blue skies.


Στην υγεία του σκάινετ ρε μουνιά.

κάτι μας είπε... ο deggial είναι πολύ πιο εξελιγμένος :P