This is a copy of the neural network simulator used to run the
simulations in the Amateur Scientist article in the September 1992
issue of Scientific American.

The files 

The way it's written at present it runs a 4-3-4 encoder. You can
change the number of units in each layer by editing the file sim.h.

This isn't necessarily the best neural net simulator I've ever seen,
but it does the job in a simple, straight-forward manner. It should
compile on most any platform with an ANSI C compiler.

Drew van Camp

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