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This repository contains Python games that I've worked on. You'll learn how to create python games with AI. I try to focus on creating board games without GUI in Jupyter-notebook.
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This repository contains a comprehensive Jupyter Notebook that explores the fundamentals and applications of Artificial Neural Networks (ANNs). The notebook includes detailed theoretical explanations of ANNs, followed by practical implementations using Python and TensorFlow to build and train models for various tasks
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Welcome to "Exploring Artificial Neural Networks," a repository that dives deep into the mechanics and applications of neural networks. This repository hosts a comprehensive Jupyter Notebook that guides you through both theoretical foundations and practical implementations of artificial neural networks.
| File Name | Description |
|---|---|
Artificial_NeuralNetworks.ipynb | Comprehensive notebook covering theoretical concepts, Python implementations, training on datasets, and applications of neural networks. |
To use the Jupyter Notebook in this repository, ensure you have Jupyter installed and simply open the notebook to view the contents. Run the cells directly to see the code in action.
pip install tensorflow numpy matplotlib
We welcome contributions to improve the notebook or documentation. Please feel free to fork the repository and submit pull requests.
Syed Ali Ashar - BS Artificial Intelligence, UMT
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