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LensOSX
LensOSX: the light, efficient network simulator
Lens is the light, efficient network simulator, written by Doug Rohde. LensOSX is a native MacOSX port of Lens that runs on MacOSX 10.5 or higher, created by Harm Brouwer, Daniel de Kok and Hartmut Fitz. -
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cCNN
A fast implementation of LeCun's convolutional neural network
Code of this library is partialy based on myCNN MATLAB class written by Nikolay Chemurin. -
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ANT is a lightweight implementation in C of a kind of artificial neural net called Multilayer Perceptron, which uses the backpropagation algorithm as learning method. The package includes an introductory example to start using artificial neural nets.
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Lightweight backpropagation neural network in C. Intended for programs that need a simple neural network and do not want needlessly complex neural network libraries. Includes example application that trains a network to recognize handwritten digits.
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Multilayered feed-forward neural network software written in C++. Backpropagation and RPROP are available as training algorithms. Design goals: speed of execution when calculating the output to new data, and quality of training (preprocessing: PCA).
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