HOW NEURAL NETWORKS MIMIC THE BRAIN
Twitter bot Deep Forger uses 'Neural Networks and an encyclopedia of art' to create its artistic renditions of every day photos.
Other programs, like Google's Deep Dream have also used neural networks to create abstract images by identifying key features.
The
creative AI, designed by Alex J. Champandard, uses neural networks and
is still in the alpha stage, but users can specify with recognizable
tags and commands to better refine their desired results. The image on
the left features the techniques of Gustav Klimt
These programs mimic the networks of the human brain, which transmit electrical signals.
Google
trains an artificial neural network by showing it millions of training
examples and gradually adjusting the network parameters until it gives
the classifications the team want.
The
network typically consists of 10 to 30 stacked layers of artificial
neurons and each image is fed into the input layer, which then talks to
the next layer, until eventually the 'output' layer is reached.
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