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LearnCPlusPlus.org :: Powerful Artificial Intelligence

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Hello Developers!

Last time, we started with our introduction to adding Artificial Intelligence (A.I.) to your applications at LearnCPlusPlus.org, and, once again, we’ve lots of new posts. In this set of articles, we will try to explain what A.I. is and how we can use it to add power to our own applications. This is also a good introduction to Artificial Intelligence Technologies for those who want to learn AI in C++ and how to compile c++ in Windows. Artificial Intelligence is a particularly hot topic right now in the field of Computer Science. When we search for A.I. examples in C++ it is really hard to find simple explanations. The main aim of our posts is to give you the basics of AI from scratch. We will try to make these as easy to understand as possible. These posts are also a good introduction to the related field of  Neural Networks (ANN)

Using A.I. in your own Windows, Mac, and mobile programs is a lot easier than you might think. There are so many APIs and SDKs available and many of them add extremely powerful new capabilities to our own code in quite easy-to-understand and use ways. The available A.I. services are expanding in what feels like a daily set of arrivals and they arrange from useful things with a definite business purpose such as image enhancement, object recognition, or speech translation to more fun things like turning selfie photos into cartoons or replacing one person’s face in an image with another!

A little about the A.I. code examples

While code examples are specifically for C++, most are also compatible with the C language. This means you can use these models on small microarchitecture devices like IoTs, Arduino, or STM32 chipsets and other devices with C or C++ compilers. This is one of the great things about C and C++ – the very widespread availability of hardware and operating systems your C/C++ programs can run on.

Some quality C++ examples describing how to use A.I.

Here are some of the topics that we pickled from the AI Techs section

  • Introduction to Artificial Intelligence in C++
  • A Simple Artificial Neuron Model in C++
  • Very Simple Artificial Neural Network Example in C++
  • Structure-Based Simple Artificial Neuron Model in C++
  • Array-Based Simple Artificial Neuron Model in C++
  • Class-Based Artificial Neuron Model in C++
  • Learn About Self Regularized Non-Monotonic (Mish) Activation Function

We will continue to give more C++ examples about how to use AI Technologies in our AI Tech series. Please keep following our LearnCPlusPlus.org web site for the latest posts and updates. Also please comment and share them with your colleagues, students, members.


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About author

Dr. Yilmaz Yoru has 35+ years of coding with more than 30+ programming languages, mostly C++ on Windows, Android, Mac-OS, iOS, Linux, and some other operating systems. He graduated and received his MSc and PhD degrees from the Department of Mechanical Engineering of Eskisehir Osmangazi University. He is the founder and CEO of ESENJA LLC Company. His interests are Programming, Thermodynamics, Fluid Mechanics, Artificial Intelligence, 2D & 3D Designs, and high-end innovations.

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