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| − | *[[What_is_Pattern_Recognition_OldKiwi|ECE662: "Pattern Recognition" | + | *Automatic chess playing is an application of '''Pattern Recognition'''. |
| − | * | + | **[[What_is_Pattern_Recognition_OldKiwi|See the introductory lecture of ECE662: "Pattern Recognition and decision making processes"]] to learn what is pattern recognition. |
| + | **If you want to learn more about pattern recognition, consider taking this [[Maymester_Intro_to_Machine_learning_2010|Maymester course in Turkey]] next Spring. | ||
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Chess
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Chess in the Curriculum
- Automatic chess playing is an application of Pattern Recognition.
- See the introductory lecture of ECE662: "Pattern Recognition and decision making processes" to learn what is pattern recognition.
- If you want to learn more about pattern recognition, consider taking this Maymester course in Turkey next Spring.
