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Subject: Neural Network Tools
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Date: 20 Feb 88 18:07:06 GMT
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Here is the responses I got to mu inquiry about Neural Network computational
tools. Not many answers, but thanks to those who did answer. I deleted the
parts of the messages that included no NNT information. Conclusion: right
now NN software costs BIG BUCKS. I think I will wait for a while.


                               Thanasis Kehagias


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You can contact Neuralware Inc. at (412) 741-7699 for a commercail version. I
do not know their current University pricing. Also available an excellent
bibliography. -- Sandeep
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We (at Beckman Instruments) have purchased the NEURALWORKS PROFESSIONAL
software package from Neural Ware Inc.  It runs on the IBM PC & clones.
It's a pretty good package, but the user interface is a bit rough and the
documentation is just a little weak.  It costs $495 (last I heard), and comes
with a good overview of Neural Computing and several Neural computing
techniques are supported. Their address/phone is:
        Neural Ware Inc.
        103 Buckskin Court
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I've seen something called Mac Brain, but I don't know who makes it. I
venture to guess its about 200-500 dollars. I know it works on the
Mac-II in colour and probably works on lower-end Macs too.

        Sewickley, PA 15143
        (412) 741-5959