Because Neural Network Applications Cannot Always Explain Why They Arrive

question 94

True/False

Because neural network applications cannot always explain why they arrive at a particular solution,they are not well suited for use in the medical profession.

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Definitions:

Minor Term

in syllogistic logic, the term that appears in both the conclusion and one premise of a syllogism, but not the major premise.

Major Premise

The first premise in a syllogism, typically a general statement or proposition that asserts a universal truth or principle.

Categorical Syllogisms

A form of deductive reasoning consisting of a major premise, a minor premise, and a conclusion, each statement being categorical.

Moods

Moods refer to the different forms of a categorical syllogism, characterized by the arrangement of the quantity and quality of its propositions.