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Laittetaan nyt sitten tännekin, jos jotakuta kiinnostaa. Inanna is a relatively small ANN library that I've been developing for a few years for research purposes. It's very object-oriented design, and written in C++ (g++) in Solaris and Linux. It's just gone through heavy changes, and some restructuring is yet to be done, so the current release should be considered as VERY ALPHA (developmental release) VERSION!!!             http://sourceforge.net/projects/inanna/ The OO design is somewhat open and generic, which has been my main design goal. Some main features:          * Object-oriented network structure (network, neurons, connections)          * Pattern set objects          * Pattern set file format objects          * Equalization and unequalization (!) objects          * Training algorithm objects          * Early stopping objects          * Network visualization objects (partially implemented)          * Some other stuff          * Some example projects The architecture is such that user-defined components should be very easy to implement. Users and especially developers are welcome. The library is LGPL licensed, and CVS accounts are available at SourceForge.net. It uses the GNU "./configure ; make ; make install" build system, although you probably won't get it that easy... If you try it, PLEASE tell me if you could get it compiled or even working, and what problems you had (I KNOW you'll have many). I really don't know how easy it is to use... It has some nice documentation written with LyX, but it's not at SourceForge quite yet. History: I developed the previous version for a study involving evolutionary design of neural networks. That part of the project is currently broken though, because of various library incompatibilities. But, maybe it will work again some day. Previously Inanna used SNNS for training, but now it implements two training algorithms: Backprop and Resilient Backprop. Not quite as fast as SNNS, but almost (I'm working on that). -- -- Marko Grönroos, magi AT iki PISTE fi (http://www.iki.fi/magi/) -- Paradoxes are the source of truth and the end of wisdom

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