But the strange textures of modern life continue to exert a pull of fascination, a constant urge to recognise patterns.
The human ability to recognise patterns far outstrips anything that computers can do and matching this with the user's interpretation of random patterns is clever.
I've learned how to recognise patterns and what a user community does with flexible tools".
Its makers used a myriad of AI techniques, including neural networks, and trained the machine for more than three years to recognise patterns in questions and answers.
And so time and again I am like, "OK, what's the rhythm of the city?" or "what's the rhythm of this neighbourhood?" and so you manage to flow into that rhythm, and it brings out this sort of accidental joy and you suddenly recognise patterns of this city or community, and understand ways in which to be a part of it.
We can recognise patterns of photons with our eyes and patterns of air vibrations with our ears.
The idea seems to be that humans in society not only interact, but that they collectively create relatively enduring cultural products (repeatable stories, stageable dramas, and so forth) within which members of that society can recognise patterns of their own communal life as so reflected.
Furthermore, impairment of gait and mobility are associated with well recognised patterns of pain and foot deformity [ 8- 13].
The Gestalt principles describe how we group objects visually and recognise patterns; some of the Gestalt phenomena of relevance to medical imaging are proximity, similarity, closure, symmetry, common fate and continuity [17] (Table 1).
For example, the aim of an artificial neural-network is to learn how to recognise various patterns of distinct inputs across multiple logic gates and respond with an appropriate output pattern.
