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From: pldab@info.bris.ac.uk (D.A.Brickley)
Subject: Re: where can I find neural net library in C ?
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Prisdha Dharma (pdharma@kilby.Princeton.EDU) wrote:
:    Hello,
:     
:        I try to implement a neural net with 1 hidden layer(12 nodes), 
:    100 input nodes, and 3 output nodes and will train the network with standard
:    back propagation. Right now I have only the simulator(SNNS) but I would 
:    like to be able to generate the C code that perform the same task, anyone
:    has any idea of how to to this in SNNS, or know anything about the neural
:    net library ?

:                         Thank You.

:                        Prisdha Dharma
:   

Recent versions of SNNS come with a utility that generates 
stand-alone C code from a *trained* network developed within SNNS. I think
there are details of this in the manual. If you want the C code to be able to
adjust the weights, I think you'll need to try something else.

					good luck!
					
					Dan B
