terminology - What is the difference between the following Neural Networks: Artifical NN, Static NN, Simulated NN -


i came along following names:

  • artificial neural network [1]
  • static neural network [1]
  • simulated neural network [2]

do mean same?

[1] huang, b. , kechadi, m.-t. hmm-snn method online handwriting symbol recognition. image analysis , recognition, springer berlin heidelberg, 2006, 4142, 897-905.

[2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/snn

artificial neural network (ann) seems generic term. guess people use prefix "simulated" want emphasize not biological neural network.

every ann either "static" or "dynamic". static ann don't have context memory. well-known types of ann static are

  • multilayer perceptron (mlp)
  • radial basis function networks (rbfn)
  • wavelet networks
  • fuzzy networks

well-known types of dynamic anns are:

  • recurrent neural networks (rnn)
  • time-delay neural networks (tdnn)

see also: types of neural networks


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