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Five text books on Artificial Intelligence and Artificial Neural Network

Five Most Simple Books to Learn Artificial Intelligence


In recent years, artificial intelligence has been used for various prediction, simulation, and optimization problems, with the majority requiring results with accuracy levels that exceeded expectations. Artificial neural networks serve as the foundation of AI (ANN). In order to learn ANN, this article will provide links to five books that explain the idea of ANN in simple terms for beginners. (Click here for a Surprise(AD)

Neural Networks: An Essential Beginners Guide to Artificial Neural Networks and their Role in Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence

Authors: Herbert Jones

Price: Rs.205/=(Kindle Edition)

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Reviewed in India by Rahul Verma on 14 October 2018

“This is just the right guidebook if you are interested in Artificial Neural Networks and want to get better understanding over this networks. I would like to recommend all beginners to read this book because all the things that what I got from this book were easy to understand. It was such a fantastic read & the author of this has done a brilliant job and described all the import point so clearly. One of the best in this segment.”..Click here to read more reviews.

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