APPLICATION OF DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS IN ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
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Artificial Intelligence, Differential Equations, Neural ODEs, Optimization, Robotics, Machine Learning, Dynamic ModelingAbstract
This paper explores the crucial role of differential equations in the field of artificial intelligence (AI), particularly in modeling, analysis, and optimization of intelligent systems. Differential equations provide a rigorous mathematical foundation for describing dynamic processes, learning mechanisms, and adaptive behaviors in AI models. Their integration into AI contributes to the development of algorithms capable of predicting, controlling, and optimizing complex systems. Special emphasis is placed on their applications in neural networks, natural language processing, robotics, and machine learning optimization. The paper also discusses the advantages, challenges, and future directions of combining AI with differential equations, highlighting their potential impact on autonomous systems, healthcare, and large-scale data processing.
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