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Frank Rosenblatt, often cited as the Father of Machine Learning, photographed in 1960 alongside his most-notable invention: the Mark I Perceptron machine — a hardware implementation for the perceptron algorithm, the earliest example of an artificial neural network, est. 1943.
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El perceptron
Debería de escribir sin más una palabra tras otra palabra, pero es como si fuera una jaula auto perseptiva, que me arrojaba a una autoconstrucción quería encontrar algo nuevo pero todo me arroja a lo mismo, una y otra vez pensaba que estába fuera de esa jaula pero seguía dentro pensando que estaba fuera era muy raro en el sentido de que para comprender lo externo tenía que hacerlo interno asimilarlo descifrarlo para poder mirarlo, aunque esa explicación de lo quera externo era en realidad una conceptualización propia construida desde mi propio lenguaje, que no existen otras palabras que nunca antes haya pronunciado para comprender eso que era nuevo!!!, cuántas veces tendría que recorrer ese camino para dejar de ver lo que siempre veo...y si quisiera no percibirme y percibirme a la vez como desde fuera tendría que acceder a otros sentidos? Tendría algún caso...si no pudiera describir eso que pareciera ante mi como lo vería, como lo definiría, y si lo hiciera sería por qué ya estaba en esa jaula, y si no lo hiciera es porque yo ya no estaba en la misma prisión conceptual... O quizá estaría en una nueva jaula, quizá la percepción no implica necesariamente una definición, afirmación...
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In essence, a perceptron is an artificial neuron and represents the simplest form of an artificial neural network.
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