| Peter Suciu Jul 8, 2015 5:00 AM PT | |
 | Google researchers last month reported progress in advancing the image classification and speech recognition capabilities of artificial neural networks. Image classification and speech recognition tools are based on well-known mathematical methods, but why certain models work while others don't has been hazy. To help unravel the mystery, the team developed a process dubbed "inceptionism." [More...] |
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