Dispelling the mysteries around neural networks in healthcare

Neural networks, or deep learning, is a capability that is changing the way people live and work. From language translations to medical diagnosis to speech recognition to self-driving cars, deep learning is in the fabric of a technology revolution. But what is deep learning, and how much knowledge does a nontechnical or computer science stakeholder need to have to contribute to or run projects, or to spot opportunities for applications? How do healthcare executives know the potential data objectives faced can be addressed with deep learning? To add more complexity, the marketplace is filled with content and claims that will confuse even the most ardent expert.