During a recent neural-networks lecture, it was pointed out that
comp-sci types only model one type of human neuron, where animal (human)
bodys contain no less than six different types.
I know I could look this up, but what is a net for? Could someone
please post the names of these six, and, if possible, a short discription
of their physiological locations and function (so far as is known).
Just when I thought we were making progress in neural-nets, Ma Nature
throws us a 6-sided multiplier. Typical.
Is all.
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