Extreme learning machine

Extreme Learning Machines (ELM) are special kinds of algorithms used in Artificial Intelligence. ELM is like a way for computers to learn things. Basically, ELMs make it so that computers can "think" about data, sort it into categories, and make predictions on it. For example, let's say you have a database full of pictures of cats and dogs. ELMs could be used to go through each picture, figure out if it's a cat or a dog, and then put all the cats in one pile and all the dogs in another pile. This is just one example of how ELMs might be used - they can be used for many other things like predicting what will happen next in a movie or recognizing patterns in speech. ELMs are powerful learning tools because they can “learn” very quickly, compared to other machines and algorithms that need lots of instructions and practice.