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Subject: Re: Looking for introductory book on neural nets
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Neural Computing: Theory and Practice by Philip D. Wasserman is a good book.
We are using it in an 400 level EE course on intro to neural networks.
It doesn't give many derivations, but it gives the basic alogorithms.
It's a good book to learn the basics with.  I have heard that it
might not be deep enough for some graduate students however.

Anthony