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Geeks Artificial Neural Network (G.A.N.N) is an open source project that started with the philosophy of being a new more advanced A.N.N that works as a platform for other applications. In other words, G.A.N.N should be considered as a "Black Box".
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This project uses massively parallel Graphics Processing Units(GPU) for neural network(Backpropagation) purposes.
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Amygdala is a C++ spiking neural network library. It includes several neuron models, SMP support and facilities for developing SNNs with genetic algorithms. Support for running Amygdala neural networks on workstation clusters and MPPs is also under way
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Easy to use neural network library in C++, to build networks with arbitrary (acyclic) topologies, both regular and recurrent (for data structures).
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The intention of this project is to create a structure for future, larger neural net designs, to create a symmetric multi-processing neural network, capable of sustaining a large amount of simulated neurons. Note: this description does not necessarily s
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