Artificial intelligence: The Hopfield Network
John Hopfield’s presentation at the American Institute of Physics Corporate Partners Meeting in 1983 at the Xerox Research Center on the collective properties of neural networks
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A 128×128 cell network was built during the research and further development of the project. In this network, through the method of downloading previously known antiques and in a smaller number of grotes, a font was formed that was reproduced independently through the formation of more or less dense cells. Density depended on the percentage of font filling. Each cell became independent and needed an expansion option to create more massive pairs. In all, the font was subjected to four iterations.
The font requirements are self-learning, innovative, smart, adaptive, powerful, multifunctional, analytical, accurate, logical, virtual, flexible, effective, forward-looking, technology-based.
