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...anything about neural networks?

Er… BrAiNs?

Spl@ wrote:Er… BrAiNs?

Well, use yours Spl@

Again:

Anyone here knows anything about computer simulated neural networks?
I'm serious, no gay-spamming.

Why are you asking?

Redman wrote:Why are you asking?

I want to test available (free or hmmm... "free" ) "neural networks" in 4 areas and need some basic info where to start.

1. Speech or rather - transcripts analyzing - to find recurring patterns to determine most probable current state of the subject reaserched.
2. Prediction (probability of event occuring) based on available data.
3. Text analyzing - finding probable lies using text input of conversation.
4. Possibility of organizing SETI-home-like project (with consent of the users or without it) to achieve greater "think-power".

BTW: I don't get that joke in your sig

What is a neutral network?

PPNL wrote:What is a neutral network?

ppnl is tryin to learn o.O.

but srsly what is dat?

grmg.pl wrote:

Redman wrote:Why are you asking?

I want to test available (free or hmmm... "free" ) "neural networks" in 4 areas and need some basic info where to start.

1. Speech or rather - transcripts analyzing - to find recurring patterns to determine most probable current state of the subject reaserched.
2. Prediction (probability of event occuring) based on available data.
3. Text analyzing - finding probable lies using text input of conversation.
4. Possibility of organizing SETI-home-like project (with consent of the users or without it) to achieve greater "think-power".

BTW: I don't get that joke in your sig

Dude. Seriously. That stuff, whatever it is, what you are trying to implement, requires a BARE minimum of bachelor degree in Computer Science. However, even with that degree nobody would actually allow you to code that stuff and would require a Masters degree in Computer Learning.

Basically, I know what are neural nets, how do they work, and even experimented with simple text recognition net (kohonen neural net). However, I still feel being such a total noob when it comes to neural nets, like a student when he hears about Theory of Relativity for the first time in his life.

So, try to find/buy some book on Computer Learning (thats the official name of the science you want to master), and reread that book 3 times.

Quarko wrote:Dude. Seriously. That stuff, whatever it is, what you are trying to implement, requires a BARE minimum of bachelor degree in Computer Science. However, even with that degree nobody would actually allow you to code that stuff and would require a Masters degree in Computer Learning.

I have no reason not to believe you, since you seem to know some ways of the computer "insides". But as usual I am me, so...