TIKAPP is becoming a collection of tools for simulation of neural networks. The first available part is an ANSI-C++ library with support for backpropation networks.
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libtikapp 0.4.0 - Switched from qmake to automake - Debianized the source package - Transformed those ugly static ...::load() functions into regular constructors - Introduced a parent-child relationship between TNetObject objects. Any object can now be delete with a simple 'delete ptr'. It deregisters itself from its parent while preserving data interity. - Removed size attribute of TLayers - Every module now has an empty input layer be default - Every TMLPModule now has an empty output layer by default - The last layer (meaning last in the list of layer pointers) is now automatically considered to be the output layer of an TMLPModule - Child storage is now implemented in a generic way for every network object using the template class TChildPtrVector - A TNeuron does not store any information about outgoing connections anymore. This will save a lot of memory. This information is now only stored in TFlexNeuron which need this for error calculation using backpropagation. - All constructor of network object now take a TPosition instead of three integer values - Bugfix: Corrected missing vector clearance in TNetwork::close()
libtikapp 0.4.0 - Switched from qmake to automake - Debianized the source package - Transformed those ugly static ...::load() functions into regular constructors - Introduced a parent-child relationship between TNetObject objects. Any object can now be delete with a simple 'delete ptr'. It deregisters itself from its parent while preserving data interity. - Removed size attribute of TLayers - Every module now has an empty input layer be default - Every TMLPModule now has an empty output layer by default - The last layer (meaning last in the list of layer pointers) is now automatically considered to be the output layer of an TMLPModule - Child storage is now implemented in a generic way for every network object using the template class TChildPtrVector - A TNeuron does not store any information about outgoing connections anymore. This will save a lot of memory. This information is now only stored in TFlexNeuron which need this for error calculation using backpropagation. - All constructor of network object now take a TPosition instead of three integer values - Bugfix: Corrected missing vector clearance in TNetwork::close()
libtikapp 0.4.0 - Switched from qmake to automake - Debianized the source package - Transformed those ugly static ...::load() functions into regular constructors - Introduced a parent-child relationship between TNetObject objects. Any object can now be delete with a simple 'delete ptr'. It deregisters itself from its parent while preserving data interity. - Removed size attribute of TLayers - Every module now has an empty input layer be default - Every TMLPModule now has an empty output layer by default - The last layer (meaning last in the list of layer pointers) is now automatically considered to be the output layer of an TMLPModule - Child storage is now implemented in a generic way for every network object using the template class TChildPtrVector - A TNeuron does not store any information about outgoing connections anymore. This will save a lot of memory. This information is now only stored in TFlexNeuron which need this for error calculation using backpropagation. - All constructor of network object now take a TPosition instead of three integer values - Bugfix: Corrected missing vector clearance in TNetwork::close()
libtikapp 0.4.0 - Switched from qmake to automake - Debianized the source package - Transformed those ugly static ...::load() functions into regular constructors - Introduced a parent-child relationship between TNetObject objects. Any object can now be delete with a simple 'delete ptr'. It deregisters itself from its parent while preserving data interity. - Removed size attribute of TLayers - Every module now has an empty input layer be default - Every TMLPModule now has an empty output layer by default - The last layer (meaning last in the list of layer pointers) is now automatically considered to be the output layer of an TMLPModule - Child storage is now implemented in a generic way for every network object using the template class TChildPtrVector - A TNeuron does not store any information about outgoing connections anymore. This will save a lot of memory. This information is now only stored in TFlexNeuron which need this for error calculation using backpropagation. - All constructor of network object now take a TPosition instead of three integer values - Bugfix: Corrected missing vector clearance in TNetwork::close()
libtikapp 0.4.0 - Switched from qmake to automake - Debianized the source package - Transformed those ugly static ...::load() functions into regular constructors - Introduced a parent-child relationship between TNetObject objects. Any object can now be delete with a simple 'delete ptr'. It deregisters itself from its parent while preserving data interity. - Removed size attribute of TLayers - Every module now has an empty input layer be default - Every TMLPModule now has an empty output layer by default - The last layer (meaning last in the list of layer pointers) is now automatically considered to be the output layer of an TMLPModule - Child storage is now implemented in a generic way for every network object using the template class TChildPtrVector - A TNeuron does not store any information about outgoing connections anymore. This will save a lot of memory. This information is now only stored in TFlexNeuron which need this for error calculation using backpropagation. - All constructor of network object now take a TPosition instead of three integer values - Bugfix: Corrected missing vector clearance in TNetwork::close()
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