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Not my area, but... Explanation: It's something like: neural networks allow for approximation of a nonlinear process to any degree of precision |
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Theoretically, neural networks can approximate any nonlinear process to any precision Explanation: Theoretically, neural networks can approximate any nonlinear process to any precision, and hence they are ideal for function approximation and forecasting. |
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Neural networks can approximate theoretically an arbitrary nonlinear process to any desired degree.. Explanation: Neural networks can approximate theoretically an arbitrary nonlinear process to any desired degree of accuracy. 全句可译为: Neural networks (NNs) can approximate theoretically an arbitrary nonlinear process to any desired degree of accuracy; therefore, NNs are very applicable to function approximation and prediction. Using Accuracy vs. Precision: Accuracy refers to the closeness of a measured value to the actual value. Precision refers to the closeness of two or more measurements to each other. Precision is independent of accuracy; you can be very precise but inaccurate. |
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