Definition: Abneural refers to a neural network model where nodes are connected to form complex networks, often used in machine learning and computer vision tasks such as face recognition or speech recognition. A neural network consists of artificial neurons with interconnected connections that can compute functions over input data. Nodes connect together through weights that define the strength of each connection between neurons. The term "abneural" refers to an abnormally complex structure, indicating how a certain layer of a neural network might have many connected layers (nodes), each with multiple nodes and connections. This may occur due to the complexity of the input data or the use of advanced algorithms in the training process. In computer vision applications, "abneural" refers to the ability of a model to predict complex relationships between input features (also known as "inputs") such as faces, images, or speech. The term describes how well a neural network can handle tasks requiring high-order processing and sophisticated feature representation. For example, in a face recognition task where multiple faces are represented using the same image, a fully abneural neural network may be able to accurately classify these faces without needing to extract additional features such as facial landmarks or hair color.

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