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Build Your Own Neural Network
windowpain writes "I just discovered Joone. It's an LGPL neural net development environment for creating, training and testing neural networks. The aim is to create a powerful environment both for enthusiasts and professional users, based on the newest Java technologies.
Joone is composed by a central engine that is the fulcrum of all applications that already exist or will be developed.
It's available in Linux, MacOS and Windows versions."
I don't have time to play with such a thing. I'm too busy developing the neural network in my skull.
Sunlit World Scheme. Weird and different.
Heh. For the same reason you use a computer instead of a trained monkey. Less crap to clean up and it doesn't talk back. At least if it does you can unplug it. :-)
In Republican America phones tap you.
There is not general solution to the global optimization problem.
There is not general solution to the global optimization problem.
/joeyo
2^5
I have no idea what you just said but I'll trust that you know what you are talking about..
Remember the Norns from Creatures ? What kind of neural networks should I be reading about to replicate that kind of learning ?
1) It has an obvious preference for the dramatic... For example, rather than having the original Terminator simply walk over and kill Sarah Connor when she is stuck in an overturned vehicle, it instead has the Terminator commandeer a semi and attempt to run her over. Brilliant!
2) It doesn't believe in rushing into a kill as quickly as cyborg-ly possible, but instead has its Terminators advance slowly on the hapless victim.
3) Despite all these logical fallacies in SKYNET's programming, it is able to use automated factories to conduct research and development at a level beyond humans, in order to: build Terminators. Oh yeah, and master time travel.
So, let us hope that if we ever built a SKYNET, it wouldn't be stupid enough to conquer time, and then have no idea what the next logical step is.
"To confine our attention to terrestrial matters would be to limit the human spirit." -Stephen Hawking
Does anyone remember a programming language that was specifically for creating, training and using neural networks?
Hey, have you read the posts here yet? If it ain't Java no one will use it. All hail the mighty Java!
Don't blame me, I didn't vote for either of them!
Linux, MacOS and Windows versions
hmm, almost everywhere
There are places where the networks are not touching,and there are places where they are-Boeing's Lori Gunter
I just discovered Joone. It's an LGPL neural net development environment for creating, training and testing neural networks. The aim is to create a powerful environment both for enthusiasts and professional users, based on the newest Java technologies. Joone is composed by a central engine that is the fulcrum of all applications that already exist or will be developed. It's available in Linux, MacOS and Windows versions.
;)
I've hilighted some terms to help prove my theory.
So there you have it:
An amazing "discovery" that "aims" to use "Java technology" in order to the "fulcrum" of "all applications that already exist or will be developed". Whatever.
NEXT!
Now serving crackpot #23423989.
Let's see...we'll be using a virtual machine to emulate a virtual network of simulated neurons...no thanks!
I can understand the desire to have portability, but this just reeks. It's like using basic to emulate a 486. The part of me that appreciates elegant, efficient design is puking on the floor.
why help a project when you can whine instead! way to go slashdot fool!