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0 | 0 | neural networks | uses computer circulatory to simulate the way in which a braid may process, learn and remember information | can process many pieces of data at the same time and learn to recognize patterns |
0 | 0 | neural networks | a system in which a long chain of computational decisions that feed into each other and eventually add up to produce the desired output is set up. | can process many pieces of data at the same time and learn to recognize patterns |
1 | 0 | neural networks | neurons work with nearby neurons; messages are passed to one another | neuron clusters into work groups, work with neray neurons with which they can have short, fast connections. |
2 | 1 | neural networks | -attempts to work the same as human brain -fuzzy logic | a type of artificial intelligence designed to work like the human brain: to learn through experience and store information using interconnected pathways (i.e. the human brain) |
0 | 0 | neural networks | combine classical statistics with artificial intelligence to derive achievable insights from big data. | for highly nonlinear systems; data needs to be updated constantly; for when there are unexpected changes in input data; model will be difficult to interpret |
3 | 1 | neural networks | data mining application used to predict values and make classifications such as &"good prospect&" or &"poor prospect&" customers. | supervised data mining that is used to predict values and make classifications |
0 | 0 | neural networks | an ai system that can learn patterns and solve problems independently by processing many pieces of information simultaneously | use complex computations to replace partial functions of the human mind. works with weighted inputs |
0 | 0 | neural networks | computer hardware and software systems that mimic the human brain's ability to recognize pattern or predict outcomes using less-than complete info | use complex computations to replace partial functions of the human mind. works with weighted inputs |
0 | 0 | neural networks | 2nd type of knowledge based systems, chains of computational units are used in attempt to imitate the biological reasoning process of the human mind | can process many pieces of data at the same time and learn to recognize patterns |
1 | 0 | neural networks | uses computer circulatory to simulate the way in which a braid may process, learn and remember information | a system in which a long chain of computational decisions that feed into each other and eventually add up to produce the desired output is set up. |
0 | 0 | neural networks | uses computer circulatory to simulate the way in which a braid may process, learn and remember information | hardware and software that parallel patterns of the brain, good for complex problems; train the &"brain&" by feeding it data, and it learns against its mistakes |
2 | 1 | neural networks | 2nd type of knowledge based systems, chains of computational units are used in attempt to imitate the biological reasoning process of the human mind | an ai system that can learn patterns and solve problems independently by processing many pieces of information simultaneously |
0 | 0 | neural networks | artificial intelligence system that examines data and hunts down and exposes patterns | statistical techniques used in ai & particularly in machine learning - hunt down & expose patterns, building multilayered relationships that humans can't detect on their own |
1 | 0 | neural networks | statistical techniques used in ai & particularly in machine learning - hunt down & expose patterns, building multilayered relationships that humans can't detect on their own | an ai system that examines data and hunts down and exposes patters, in order to build models to exploit findings |
1 | 0 | neural networks | are software systems that can train themselves to make sense of the human world. | a type of artificial intelligence designed to work like the human brain: to learn through experience and store information using interconnected pathways (i.e. the human brain) |
1 | 0 | neural networks | uses computer circulatory to simulate the way in which a braid may process, learn and remember information | an ai system that can learn patterns and solve problems independently by processing many pieces of information simultaneously |
1 | 0 | neural networks | find patterns and relationships in massive amounts of data too complicated for humans to analyze | mimic the way the brain works, analyzing large quantities of data and information to establish patterns and infer relationships pattern recognition change as they learn |
0 | 0 | neural networks | a system in which a long chain of computational decisions that feed into each other and eventually add up to produce the desired output is set up. | an ai system that can learn patterns and solve problems independently by processing many pieces of information simultaneously |
2 | 1 | neural networks | a computing system modeled after the brain | computer system modeled on the human brain & nervous system |
0 | 0 | neural networks | hidden layers used to combine/recombine factors at different weights &"learns&" to make associations and arrive at find outcome | statistical techniques used in ai & particularly in machine learning - hunt down & expose patterns, building multilayered relationships that humans can't detect on their own |
1 | 0 | neural networks | -attempts to work the same as human brain -fuzzy logic | are software systems that can train themselves to make sense of the human world. |
1 | 0 | neural networks | a type of supervised learning that uses a complex set of nonlinear equations to make determinations like:good or bad customer | use complex computations to replace partial functions of the human mind. works with weighted inputs |
0 | 0 | neural networks | artificial intelligence system that examines data and hunts down and exposes patterns | hidden layers used to combine/recombine factors at different weights &"learns&" to make associations and arrive at find outcome |
2 | 1 | neural networks | artificial intelligence system that examines data and hunts down and exposes patterns | ai, when computers hunt down patterns and build multilayered relationships that humans cannot detect on their own |
1 | 0 | neural networks | uses computer circulatory to simulate the way in which a braid may process, learn and remember information | computer hardware and software systems that mimic the human brain's ability to recognize pattern or predict outcomes using less-than complete info |
1 | 0 | neural networks | a type of supervised learning that uses a complex set of nonlinear equations to make determinations like:good or bad customer | a system in which a long chain of computational decisions that feed into each other and eventually add up to produce the desired output is set up. |
2 | 1 | neural networks | interconnected neural cells. with experience, networks can learn, as feedback strengthens or inhibits connections that produce certain results. computer simulations of neural networks show analogous learning. | a series of inter-connected neurons that are responsible for specific tasks and will grow and strengthen when new information is learned |
1 | 0 | neural networks | hardware and software that parallel patterns of the brain, good for complex problems; train the &"brain&" by feeding it data, and it learns against its mistakes | a system in which a long chain of computational decisions that feed into each other and eventually add up to produce the desired output is set up. |
0 | 0 | neural networks | uses computer circulatory to simulate the way in which a braid may process, learn and remember information | 2nd type of knowledge based systems, chains of computational units are used in attempt to imitate the biological reasoning process of the human mind |
0 | 0 | neural networks | uses computer circulatory to simulate the way in which a braid may process, learn and remember information | use complex computations to replace partial functions of the human mind. works with weighted inputs |
2 | 1 | flash memory | solid-state memory used as low cost secondary storage in portable devices and as removable memory | this is memory which can be programmed electrically but then keeps its data when the power is turned off |
0 | 0 | flash memory | non-volatile can be changed used in usb storage drives portable can be damaged | type memory that can be erased electronically and rewritten. (not as reliable as optical disks for long term storage.) |
1 | 0 | flash memory | type of memory card for storing files. as an external device, used in usb flash drives. also used in solid state drives. | these drives plug into the computer's usb ports and have memory capacities of up to many gigabytes. |
2 | 1 | flash memory | non volatile storage which is stored electronically which can be erased and reprogrammed at any time. it is a type of eeprom but on a larger faster scale | any non-volitile memory type. it isn't fast enough to replace ram. examples include dvds and usbs |
1 | 0 | flash memory | based on eeprom technology | any non-volitile memory type. it isn't fast enough to replace ram. examples include dvds and usbs |
0 | 0 | flash memory | nonvolatile memory chips that can be used for storage by the computer or suer; can be built into a computer or a storage medium. | solid-state memory used as low cost secondary storage in portable devices and as removable memory |
1 | 0 | flash memory | usb pen drives, memory cards, (sd, micro sd etc). slower than ssd, shorter read/write life. very portable. very durable. | type of memory storage that is often used in portable devices such as usb flash drives, laptops, and pdas |
2 | 1 | flash memory | fm is permanent storage or non-volatile memory, meaning changes to the disk are permanent and are preserved regardless of whether the computer has power | a kind of memory that retains data in the absence of a power supply |
1 | 0 | flash memory | -non-volatile -commonly used in devices such as : flash drives digital cameras(sd cards) mp3 players | type of memory card for storing files. as an external device, used in usb flash drives. also used in solid state drives. |
1 | 0 | flash memory | memory that retains data without a power supply. | common type of non-volatile memory, used in usb sticks, memory cards, solid state drives - good for transportation memory - programmed electrically but keeps data when power off |
2 | 1 | flash memory | -non-volatile -commonly used in devices such as : flash drives digital cameras(sd cards) mp3 players | these drives plug into the computer's usb ports and have memory capacities of up to many gigabytes. |
1 | 0 | flash memory | flash memory is a memory storage in which can be electrically erased and reprogrammed | a type of electronically-erasable programmable read-only memory (eeprom) stores data in electrical circuits by trapping electrons and is non-volatile can be erased or changed found in many data storage devices |
1 | 0 | flash memory | a solid-state (no moving parts) storage medium that uses electrical charges to write and erase data | long term data storage, without power |
1 | 0 | flash memory | flash memory is a memory storage in which can be electrically erased and reprogrammed | nonvolatile memory which can be programmed electrically, e.g. ssds, usbs and memory cards. |
1 | 0 | flash memory | the memory usb drives use to store data | these drives plug into the computer's usb ports and have memory capacities of up to many gigabytes. |
2 | 1 | flash memory | circuits that traps electrons in tiny silicon dioxide chambers repeated erasing slowly damages the media | a mass storage device that traps electrons in tiny chambers of silicon dioxide |
2 | 1 | flash memory | can be erased and written in blocks or pages, ssd | can be erased and written in blocks, not the whole thing like eeprom. |
1 | 0 | flash memory | memory that retains data without a power supply. | solid-state memory used as low cost secondary storage in portable devices and as removable memory |
2 | 1 | flash memory | common type of non-volatile memory, used in usb sticks, memory cards, solid state drives - good for transportation memory - programmed electrically but keeps data when power off | solid-state memory used as low cost secondary storage in portable devices and as removable memory |
3 | 1 | flash memory | memory that retains data without a power supply. | this is memory which can be programmed electrically but then keeps its data when the power is turned off |
3 | 1 | flash memory | offers a combination of features of ram and rom. like ram it can be updated, and like rom it does not lose information when the computer is turned off. | offers combination of ram and rom like ram, can be updated to store new info like rom, does not lose info when power is off; stores bios |
0 | 0 | flash memory | a technology for storing data in an electronic format which is used for memory cards | store data in a special type of memory |
3 | 1 | flash memory | offers a combination of features of ram and rom. like ram it can be updated, and like rom it does not lose information when the computer is turned off. | combination of ram and rom features; and can be updated to store new information |
0 | 0 | flash memory | nonvolatile memory chips that can be used for storage by the computer or suer; can be built into a computer or a storage medium. | common type of non-volatile memory, used in usb sticks, memory cards, solid state drives - good for transportation memory - programmed electrically but keeps data when power off |
2 | 1 | flash memory | a type of memory that can be erased electronically and rewritten. | -can be erased electronically and rewritten -non-volatile -doesn't require battery |
1 | 0 | flash memory | non volatile storage which is stored electronically which can be erased and reprogrammed at any time. it is a type of eeprom but on a larger faster scale | combines ram and rom, where you can read and modify its contents, but does not need an external power supply |
1 | 0 | flash memory | -non-volatile -commonly used in devices such as : flash drives digital cameras(sd cards) mp3 players | the memory usb drives use to store data |
1 | 0 | flash memory | storage medium that has no moving parts and stores data in electronic cells. | long term data storage, without power |
2 | 1 | flash memory | offers combination of ram and rom like ram, can be updated to store new info like rom, does not lose info when power is off; stores bios | combination of ram and rom features; and can be updated to store new information |
2 | 1 | flash memory | nonvolatile memory chips that can be used for storage by the computer or suer; can be built into a computer or a storage medium. | this is memory which can be programmed electrically but then keeps its data when the power is turned off |
2 | 1 | flash memory | slow rewrite time compared to ram. faster and smaller than disks, but more expensive. useful for non-volatile portable computer storage. | &"solid state (no moving parts). faster than a hard disk drive. robust. used to store the bios.&" |
1 | 0 | flash memory | non-volatile computer memory that can be electrically erased and reprogrammed. two main types are nand and nor | a type of electronically-erasable programmable read-only memory (eeprom) stores data in electrical circuits by trapping electrons and is non-volatile can be erased or changed found in many data storage devices |
0 | 0 | flash memory | nonvolatile memory chips that can be used for storage by the computer or suer; can be built into a computer or a storage medium. | memory that retains data without a power supply. |
1 | 0 | flash memory | &"solid state (no moving parts). faster than a hard disk drive. robust. used to store the bios.&" | slower than ram but is faster than a magnetic hard disk so a good option for secondary storage. |
1 | 0 | flash memory | a type of memory that is easily able to use electricity to alter the contents instantly | disadvantages: ~ their storage capacity is not yet comparable to the capacity of modern hard disks ~ different memory card formats require different readers |
1 | 0 | flash memory | - type of nonvolatile memory that can be erased electronically and rewritten. - read times longer - large voltages | type of nonvolatile memory that can be erased electronically and rewritten (can be done in blocks or pages) ex. nand flash (memory cards, thumb drives, mobile devices, and ssd |
3 | 1 | flash memory | nonvolatile memory which can be programmed electrically, e.g. ssds, usbs and memory cards. | non-volatile computer memory that can be electrically erased and reprogrammed. two main types are nand and nor |
1 | 0 | flash memory | refers to a solid state memory device. solid state means there is no moving parts (nonvolatile) | a type of electrical memory storage often used in usb thumb drives or solid-state drives. |
3 | 1 | system software | the set of programs that helps run the computer and coordinates instructions between application software and the computer's hardware devices | helps run the computer and coordinate instructions between application and the computer's hardware |
3 | 1 | system software | software that includes operating systems, utilities, and middleware that coordinate the activities and functions of the hardware and other programs throughout the computer systems. | usually preinstalled (operating system and utility programs and windows) includes software that helps run the computer and coordinate instructions between application software and the computer's hardware devices. |
2 | 1 | system software | the software that runs the computer, and includes the operating system and utility programs. | programs that control and manage the basic operations of a computer; includes operating systems, utility programs, and software development tools |
0 | 0 | system software | handles tasks specific to technology management and coordinates the interaction of all technology devices. examples: operating system softwares: microsoft windows home, mac os, etc. | helps the computer monitor itself in order to function efficiently makes operating system: master controller of all computer activities microsoft windows, mac os, ios, android |
2 | 1 | system software | the programs that manage a computer, in contrast to application software | comprises the programs that you use to manage your computer. |
2 | 1 | system software | works with end users, application software and computer hardware | serves as the interface between the user, the application software, and the computer's hardware; utility programs |
2 | 1 | system software | programs or &"background&" software that enable the application software to interact with the computer hardware. the operating system is the most important system software. | -enables application software to interact with the computer -&"background&" software that helps the computer manage its resources |
2 | 1 | system software | programs that control and manage the basic operation of a computer | programs designed to control the computer |
3 | 1 | system software | a computer program that is designed to run a computer's hardware and application programs. (e.g. microsoft windows, macos, linux, firewall.) | a type of computer program that is designed to run a computer's hardware and application programs. popular operating systems are windows, ios, and linux. |
3 | 1 | system software | is used to manage and control the resources of the system. operating systems are the most common form. | software to manage and control all functions within the computer. encompasses the following software: - operating (os) - utility (a/v) - configuration and maintenance - machine language translation |
1 | 0 | system software | includes four types of software: the operating system utility programs device drivers programs | includes the operating system and all utility programs that enable the computer to operate its hardware and applications software |
2 | 1 | system software | software designed to run or maintain a computer system (e.g: the os, utility programs) | type of software that is categorized as operating system os software and utility programs. the system that runs a computer. |
2 | 1 | system software | computer programs that coordinate the activities and functions of the hardware and other programs. it includes: (i) operating systems (ii) utilities (iii)middleware | usually preinstalled (operating system and utility programs and windows) includes software that helps run the computer and coordinate instructions between application software and the computer's hardware devices. |
2 | 1 | system software | software responsible for the general operation of a computer system, including the operation of hardware, running application software, and file management ex: microsoft windows mac os x | software responsible for the general operation of a computer system, including the operation of hardware, running application software, and file management phan mem he thong |
1 | 0 | system software | system software is software needed to run the computer's hardware and application programs. this includes the os and utility programs. | software responsible for the general operation of a computer system, including the operation of hardware, running application software, and file management |
2 | 1 | system software | manages basic computer operations such as startup, controls access to system resources, and manages computer memory files | consists of programs for performing utility functions needed by many application programs, allocating computer resources to application programs, and managing computer resources. |
1 | 0 | system software | control the computer and keeps it running, could be the operating system or bios | a thing that controls the computer and keep it running |
3 | 1 | system software | software responsible for the general operation of a computer system, including the operation of hardware, running application software, and file management ex: microsoft windows mac os x | software responsible for the general operation of a computer system, including the operation of hardware, running application software, and file management. examples are windows, linux, android |
3 | 1 | system software | includes all the programs that control the basic functions of a computer, operating systems, programming software device drivers and utilities. | programs that control and manage the basic operations of a computer; includes operating systems, utility programs, and software development tools |
2 | 1 | system software | the software that runs a computer, including the operating system. | runs a computer and includes the operating system and utility program. |
2 | 1 | system software | controls hardware, provides interface between user+hardware, runs applications | software that operates the computer hardware and provides a platform for running application software. |
2 | 1 | system software | the set of programs that enables a computer's hardware devices and application software to work together; it includes the operations system and utility programs. | software responsible for the general operation of a computer system, including the operation of hardware, running application software, and file management |
3 | 1 | system software | runs the computer/coordinates instructions between application software/the computer's hardware device | helps run the computer and coordinate instructions between application and the computer's hardware |
2 | 1 | system software | the programs that provide the infrastructure and hardware control necessary for the computer and its peripheral devices. | operating system, utility, and device driver software |
3 | 1 | system software | software that helps run the computer and coordinant instructions between application software and the computers hardware devices (operating system & utility programs) | the set of programs that enables a computer's hardware devices and application software to work together; it includes the operations system and utility programs. |
1 | 0 | system software | -general purpose example: operating system (windows) | helps computers carry out basic operating functions. |
1 | 0 | system software | coordinates instructions between software and hardware closest to the hardware includes operating system utility programs device drivers | controls the hardware and how all o5er software work. |
3 | 1 | system software | software responsible for the general operation of a computer system, including the operation of hardware, running application software, and file management. examples are windows, linux, android | software responsible for the general operation of a computer system, including the operation of hardware, running application software, and file management phan mem he thong |
2 | 1 | system software | -controls computer hardware operations -manages keyboard, mouse, printer | controls computer software operating systems manages hard drives and storage manages keyboards, mouse, monitor, and printers coordinates application access to computing resources |
0 | 0 | system software | helps the computer monitor itself in order to function efficiently makes operating system: master controller of all computer activities microsoft windows, mac os, ios, android | - communicates with the hardware operating system, responsible for resource allocation (allocation of the available memory or computing time) (e.g. ms windows, mac os x windows mobile, android, ios |
2 | 1 | system software | programs that control and support operations of a computer system. | programs that control or maintain the operations |
2 | 1 | system software | computer programs that coordinate the activities and functions of the hardware and other programs. it includes: (i) operating systems (ii) utilities (iii)middleware | systems software includes the operating system and all utility programs that enables the computer to operate its hardware and applications software. |
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