Person Identification System using Handwritten signatures by ANN

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We know that computers are better than people at crunching series of numbers, but what about tasks that are more complex? How do you teach a computer what a cat looks like? Or how to drive a car? Or how to play a complex strategy game? Or make predictions about the stock market? These are some of the most difficult tasks in artificial intelligence, far outstripping the capabilities of normal machine learning techniques. In these cases, computer scientists turn to neural networks. What sets neural networks apart from other machine learning algorithms is that they make use of an architecture inspired by the neurons in the human brain. These networks turn out to be well-suited to modeling high-level abstractions across a wide array of disciplines and industries.

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Prof. Jayesh Rane is working as a assistant professor in Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering Department. He is perusing his Ph.D in electronics and completed his M.Tech in Communication Engineering. Artificial Intelligence, Image processing and Robotics are his areas of research.

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