Neural networks:
A) are believed to describe fairly accurately neural transmissions in the brain.
B) require assumptions of multivariate normality.
C) require large data bases.
D) require ratio level data.
E) require the user to specify the beta-weights.

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Neural networks are known for their ability to handle and learn from large datasets, which is crucial for their performance and accuracy. They do not accurately describe neural transmissions in the brain, do not require assumptions of multivariate normality, do not specifically require ratio level data, and do not require the user to specify the beta-weights, as these are learned during the training process.

Neural Networks