Artificial Neural Networks: A prospective tool for the analysis of psychiatric disorders.
作者： A C McFarlane , C A Galletly , C R Clark
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关键词: Identification (information) 、 Psychiatry 、 Psychology 、 Neural system 、 Information processing 、 Artificial neural network 、 Brain function 、 Pattern recognition (psychology) 、 Connectionism 、 Cognition
摘要: Artificial neural networks are computer simulations of biological parallel distributed processing systems. They able to undertake complex pattern recognition tasks, including diagnostic classification, prediction disease onset and prognosis, identification determinants clinical decisions. These capabilities have been utilized in general medicine, but as yet there has little application artificial psychiatric research. can also be used create models brain function, providing a paradigm for cognition the organization systems that demonstrates how changes at cellular level affect information processing. encompass both behavioral dimensions disorders.
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