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Distributed neural networks for biomedical research.

Abstract

To facilitate the application of neural networks in bio-medical sciences, we have developed a new client-server neural network concept that enhances user operation and reduces processing time. The client component allows users to enter all information required to create and control a complete neural network project. The server component provides the actual tools for neural network development. The server is able to distribute the burden of neural network processing among remote machines, if available. To date, the system has been applied successfully to problems in the of chromosome recognition and horse gait analysis domains.

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M A Leon. 1997. Distributed neural networks for biomedical research.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/9603039/

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