Networks for pattern recognition

Claimed to be the first comprehensive treatment of neural networks from the perspective of pattern recognition, this Web site at the University of Aston (Birmingham, England) is a promotion for a book by Christopher Bishop (c.m.bishop@aston.ac.uk). Entitled Neural Networks for Pattern Recognition, the 500-page book discusses statistical pattern recognition, probability density estimation, single and multilayer networks, and Baysian learning. You can also order a copy from the Web site.

Apr 1st, 1997

Networks for pattern recognition

http://neural-server.aston.ac.uk/NNPR/

Claimed to be the first comprehensive treatment of neural networks from the perspective of pattern recognition, this Web site at the University of Aston (Birmingham, England) is a promotion for a book by Christopher Bishop (c.m.bishop@aston.ac.uk). Entitled Neural Networks for Pattern Recognition, the 500-page book discusses statistical pattern recognition, probability density estimation, single and multilayer networks, and Baysian learning. You can also order a copy from the Web site.

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