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From: finegan@uccba.UUCP (Mike Finegan)
Newsgroups: comp.ai,comp.misc,comp.sys.mac,comp.sources.wanted
Subject: Re: Neural Networks
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Date: Thu, 13-Aug-87 10:34:36 EDT
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Posted: Thu Aug 13 10:34:36 1987
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Summary: neural net simulation
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In article <269@ndmath.UUCP>, milo@ndmath.UUCP (Greg Corson) writes:
> I am looking for some information and/or demo programs on Neural Networks
> and how to simulate them on a computer.  Any demo programs would be greatly
> appreciated even if they don't do much.

  Dr. Dobbs Journal had an article (cover article) on neural networks a
  couple months back. There was source in there for a simulator, written
  in 'C'. I coded it in (ow - 800 some lines), and it works, except that
  some interpretation , and addition of code is necesarry to get what you
  succesfully trained it on to recognize anything. It merely required
  adapting a pre-existing sub-routine, and forced me to understand the
  program. It is public domain, so I guess I can send it to you, but note:
  I have added routines (albeit in the same style, etc.). The source can
  also be gotten on floppy from the magazine (~$20 ?).
> 
> Also, I could use a few good introductory references on Nerual networks,
> how they can be simulated and how to use them for pattern matching type
> operations.

  ACASSP (sic), an IEEE Signal Processing magazine, had a fairly comprehensive
  introductio to the subject this year. I don't subscribe to it, so I don't
  remember if it was April, or later; I just copied the article.

						    Mike Finegan
						    Univ. of Cinti.
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