Biomimetic Neural Networks - Bio-inspired Computing: Analyzing biomimetic neural networks inspired by biological systems for solving complex computational problems efficiently
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Biomimetic neural networks, Bio-inspired computing, Artificial intelligenceAbstract
Biomimetic neural networks, inspired by the intricate workings of the human brain, have emerged as a promising approach for solving complex computational problems efficiently. These networks mimic the structure and function of biological neural systems, offering insights into the brain's remarkable capabilities for learning and adaptation. This paper provides a comprehensive analysis of biomimetic neural networks, highlighting their key principles, advantages, and applications. We explore the underlying mechanisms of biological neural systems and how they inspire the design of artificial neural networks. Additionally, we discuss the challenges and future directions in the field of biomimetic computing, emphasizing the potential impact on various domains, including robotics, healthcare, and optimization.
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