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Neural Net
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Neural Net
A computerized system designed to imitate human thought. Specifically, neural nets are designed to make or recommend investment decisions in light of changing circumstances in a market. Using neural nets has become more common as computers have become more accessible.


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Byline: ANI Washington, Aug 27 (ANI): Taiwanese computer scientists have developed a neural network program that can classify music on its beat and tempo.
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