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Artificial neural networks are modeled after biological neural connections in our brains. Except in this case, instead of cells, processors (artificial neurons) interact with each other. Neural networks are gaining an ever increasing number of applications - in computer vision systems, for modeling physical and chemical interactions, for meteorological and seismological predictions. NVIDIA recently developed an algorithm that could completely transform video footage. For example, if the initial clip shows snow in the streets, the program can change the image to make it look like summertime. The development of neural networks is closely related to the development of artificial intelligence systems.
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