hi Julian,
you may want to have a look at the ann
library:
* ann_som: Self Organizing Maps
* ann_mlp: multi layered perceptrons (feed
forward)
* ann_td: time delay nn (currently a bit
bugged)
ann_mlp and ann_td use the fann library, so you'll
need it on your system to compile ann.
there you can find info on training algorithms
etc..
ann works on win, osx and linux.
...in the spare time I'm trying to extend ann, I'd
like to include RNN or even something to let the user define the
topology without limitations...
if you have questions let me know.
ciao and welcome in the pd community!
davide.
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Wednesday, March 08, 2006 6:17
PM
Subject: [PD] neural networks &
PD
I'm new in PD and I will like to know if someone have worked
before with neural networks in pd, and how fast they can be. I found something
in La kitchen, and in some papers, but any 'light' on how to do it and how
fast they run, or whatever I should be aware before to start will be highly
appreciate it ! :)
Thanks in advance
Julian
Villegas
University of Aizu
Synthetic Worlds Laboratory
Aizu -
Wakamatsu Fukushima
Japan 965 - 8580
Me pregunto de un modo
pensativo
Que significa ser colombiano?
No se le respondi. Es un acto de
fe
JLB.
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