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“Even today’s networks, which we consider quite large from a computational systems point of view, are smaller than the nervous system of even relatively primitive vertebrate animals like frogs.”

— Ian Goodfellow

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“While neuroscience is an important source of inspiration, it need not be taken as a rigid guide.”

“Cognitive science is an interdisciplinary approach to understanding the mind, combining multiple different levels of analysis.”

“A probability distribution over discrete variables may be described using a probability mass function (PMF).”

“The central idea in connectionism is that a large number of simple computational units can achieve intelligent behavior when networked together.”

“We assume familiarity with programming, a basic understanding of computational performance issues, complexity theory, introductory level calculus and some of the terminology of graph theory.”

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