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The Internet Meets the Neural Net
The Internet Meets the Neural Net
07/26/2004 12:35 AMGoogle’s Library Project: Questions,
Questions, Questions
Google’s Library Project: Questions,
Questions, Questions
01/03/2005 07:10 PMMore Answers To Your Internet Questions:
More Answers To Your Internet Questions:
04/16/2005 02:44 AMAbout Apr 16 2005 7:07AM GMT
More Answers To Common Internet
Questions:
More Answers To Common Internet
Questions:
04/18/2005 06:16 PMAbout Apr 18 2005 9:44PM GMT
Neural.it
Neural.it
12/17/2004 06:33 PMTo coincide with
Italy's launch of
their own Creative Commons licenses, I've gotten word that 5000
pages on
neural.it will be licensed.
More on the Italy launch event later.
AI Neural Networks
AI Neural Networks
09/26/2004 02:57 PMVC 8.x for free
New issue of Neural
New issue of Neural
05/11/2004 10:37 AMThe new issue of Italian tech/art/culture magazine Neura is out. It
looks to be another dense collection of articles about edgy
hacktivisim, electronic music, and digital art, including pieces on
musician Ryoji Ikeda and anti-corporate activist Brian Holmes.
Neural.it
intervie
wed Mark way back in 1994!
Neural.it Neural 21
Neural Network Teaching Aid
Neural Network Teaching Aid
05/25/2004 02:44 PMInitiation
Lightweight Neural Network++
Lightweight Neural Network++
01/22/2004 11:42 AMFirst version is out
Async Neural Network
Async Neural Network
11/11/2003 05:49 AMANNOUNCEMENT! Cells Side Project
Neural Network Utility
Neural Network Utility
10/30/2003 01:42 PMv1.8 Development
Lightweight Neural Network ++ 0.995
Lightweight Neural Network ++ 0.995
05/09/2004 07:57 PMA feed forward neural network C++ library.
Neural Net Framework 0.2 (Default
branch)
Neural Net Framework 0.2 (Default
branch)
04/18/2005 12:50 PM
NNF is a library written in plain C that
implements multilayer feed-forward neural
networks. It's fast and easy to incorporate in
your own application. It includes different
activation functions and the delta error
back-propagation algorithm. Saving and loading
routines are included. It is released under the
Lesser General Public License.
Changes:
The learning algorithms were completed for all the
respective activation functions. Two minor bugs
were fixed. More documentation was written.
Evolution of Artificial Neural Networks
Evolution of Artificial Neural Networks
11/14/2003 04:06 PMMeet Annevolve's skydiving, mouseball collecting Unix Admin
Fuzzy Logic and Neural Nets: Still
Viable?
Fuzzy Logic and Neural Nets: Still
Viable?
06/12/2004 11:27 PMA new EDN
article discusses whether or not Fuzzy Logic and Neural Networks are
still useful engineering tools after all these years, even though
their
15 minutes of fame seems to have passed. The article talks about
several
companies that still use or sell products based on each technology.
Java Object Oriented Neural Engine
Java Object Oriented Neural Engine
02/18/2004 05:31 AMJoone at FOSDEM 2004
Digital Neural Axis: Evolutionary Leap
Digital Neural Axis: Evolutionary Leap
06/05/2005 10:47 PM"We realized that we were going to need a very smooth pipeline to
handle this much work." By Dustin Driver, Apple
Sf short story about upselling in neural
implants
Sf short story about upselling in neural
implants
01/04/2005 02:40 AMCory Doctorow:
Jeremy sez, "I've posted January's story to Futurismic, called
'Consensus Building.' This is another entry from Tom Doyle (author of
September's '
Art's
Appreciation'. It's a mean-spirited story about naked ambition,
greed and the fungibility of computer-assisted memory. We've also
re-opened Futurismic for fiction submissions. We've increased our
permissible word limit to 15,000 and we're going to stay open until we
get a year's worth of stories. Our guidelines are
here and
our web form for submitting is
here."
Futurismic's publishing some amazing science fiction and this story
doesn't disappoint. It's a great 10 minute read, perfect for the Web.
As always, she examined herself in the mirror, searching for
vulnerability. She was rewarded by the usual view: an attractively
fit, Slavic cheek-boned thirty-something who could still pass for
twenty-something.
"I could lose some weight," she thought. But no, she hadn't really
thought that. It was a chip idea. She consciously interfaced with the
AI to avoid further confusion. "What the fuck are you talking about? I
look great."
"You could lose a few pounds." The voice was a more clinical version
of her own. "And your skin could do with some work, too. I can
assist."
"No, thank you. Resume normal." She concentrated on getting ready for
work, but the ritual had been tainted. Despite herself, she felt
larger, flabbier, distinctly less attractive. To compensate, she
deliberately dressed sexier than her usual businesslike attire, with
shorter skirt and flashier blouse, and forced her hair to have a good
day. She refused to submit to moods as a matter of policy.
Another thought tugged at her mind. "You could really use a new
outfit." The tone was that of an enthused continental fashion
designer.
Link
(
Thanks, Jeremy!)
Ideas Born from a Dieing Neural Network?
Ideas Born from a Dieing Neural Network?
02/10/2004 03:00 AMThe Washington Post has an extremely interesting article about
Stephen Thaler's Creativity Machine. The Creativity Machine is a new
kind
of Neural Network from Imagination Engines, Inc. Basically, it's like
you
take a
Neural Network and fully train it, then you go back and randomly kill
off a few
nodes until it starts to hallucinate causing it to have a sort of near
death experience. Either it will go off on a
really bad trip, or it might cause it to have an imagination and
generate something new like the works of Shakespeare (as if that were
a new thing). Apparently, by killing off a
few neurons it causes some Neural Nets to go noisy and perhaps start
thinking and figuring out new ideas? I'm not sure I believe it, but
it seems Steven Thaler figured out that by doing
this new technique and forcing anomolies, all sorts of new innovative
ideas and dreams can be born like harder substances than diamonds and
bad christmas
carols, or perhaps even the recipe for mom's pudding and the answer to
everything before they can shut it off. With all of these new deep
thoughts being generated, one could wish that they could come up with
the right questions
for the answers it gives (hey, that's sort of like Jeopardy). For that
matter what would a neural net's dieing wish be? (BTW, happy love
your robot day - Feb 7th!)
Fast Artifical Neural Network Library
1.0.3
Fast Artifical Neural Network Library
1.0.3
12/10/2003 06:41 PMA multi-layer feedforward neural network library implemented in ANSI
C.
Fast Artifical Neural Network Library
Fast Artifical Neural Network Library
11/03/2003 07:46 AM(fann) - Minor bug, bugfix to be released soon.
Nonlinear Neural Nets Smooth Wi-Fi
Packets
Nonlinear Neural Nets Smooth Wi-Fi
Packets
05/04/2004 09:13 PMFast Artifical Neural Network Library
1.0.4
Fast Artifical Neural Network Library
1.0.4
12/11/2003 08:31 AMA multi-layer feedforward neural network library implemented in ANSI
C.
Neural Launches First Malaysian PC Log
On Using Fingerprint Access
Neural Launches First Malaysian PC Log
On Using Fingerprint Access
04/05/2005 05:22 PMBernama Apr 5 2005 9:48PM GMT
28 Questions
28 Questions
03/06/2004 02:01 AMIf John Kerry is nominated by the democratic party, he should be
required to answer these questions put forth by George Will....
Top Questions FAQ
Top Questions FAQ
12/25/2003 08:07 AMhelp
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Five Questions
Five Questions
03/31/2005 09:09 AM
 I'll be out of
town and offline for a couple of days, so I thought I'd take a day to
think about where to go next with How to Save the World.
Therefore please consider this as a kind of 'open thread' and tell me
what you'd like to see here next. And to provoke your thinking here
are
four more questions to ponder:
- Without getting into the ethics of the case, and without
blaming the media, please explain why so many people care so much
about
that one singular right-to-die case in Florida?
- What's a
better name for 'the environment' that is less separate in connotation
from human civilization?
- Why does it break our heart to throw out teddy bears
and
other stuffed animals, even if they're not childhood toys with
memories
attached to them?
- How could we effectively teach online
the critical skills that take a lot of practice and one-on-one
coaching? I'm referring to skills like effective listening,
collaboration, and even meditation. It seems to me our inability to do
this well is the greatest limitation today of the Internet as an agent
of change.
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RDF questions
RDF questions
10/28/2003 11:06 PM
Danny
Ayers: Of course if Atom was expressed in an RDF-friendly
syntax* then FOAF and every other RDF language could be used
directly in Atom without having to jump through hoops.
Danny, a few questions. For the basis of my questions,
presume a comparison against
RSS 1.0, which
unquestionably is an RDF friendly vocabulary.
- I embedded FOAF inside of my feed. Wouldn't the syntax
for embedding FOAF inside of dc:creator be pretty much the
same? In other words, wouldn't it be the same amount of
"hoops", or lack thereof?
- To me, the killer app of metadata is query. If I were to
switch from atom:name to foaf:name, people would have to update
their XPath
queries in order to access the data in its new place. How
would RQL handle
this? Wouldn't they also have to update their
queries?
To me, this gets at the heart of the value proposition for
RDF. What I hear is that it essentially provides
extensibility for free. I'd just like to see this promise
expressed in tangible terms.
US gov questions EC MS ruling
US gov questions EC MS ruling
06/08/2004 04:21 AMHistory may judge it 'foolish'
"20 Questions to a Better Personality"
"20 Questions to a Better Personality"
07/02/2004 03:25 AM"13 Questions We Wish They'd Asked"
"13 Questions We Wish They'd Asked"
03/13/2003 10:25 AMSearching questions
Searching questions
04/27/2004 12:21 AMBoston Globe Apr 27 2004 4:18AM GMT
FAQ: 12 Questions About OpenOffice
FAQ: 12 Questions About OpenOffice
12/02/2003 12:40 AMNew CEO Raises Questions
New CEO Raises Questions
04/17/2005 11:09 AMShaheen's resume shows a long-term success and a dramatic failure.
Questions for Clorox
Questions for Clorox
02/10/2004 02:51 PMUncertainty on at least three fronts has kept a lid on Clorox.
Asking the Right CRM Questions
(NewsFactor)
Asking the Right CRM Questions
(NewsFactor)
04/05/2005 02:14 PMNewsFactor - Building a business case for a project involving
information technology can be difficult. Perhaps none is more
challenging than the CRM project, which involves such slippery
concepts as satisfaction, loyalty and customer value. But it can be
done right, according to Forrester Research's William Band.
Obvious questions no one seems to be
asking
Obvious questions no one seems to be
asking
03/19/2003 10:42 PMSo if Saddam and sons do go into self-imposed exile today or
tomorrow, does that mean there won't be a war, and we'll just toss in
a new leader in his place?
I assume we'll start bombing lots of suspected WMD facilities when
the 48 hours are up. Since they're our best guesses where weapons
previously not found may reside, we're going to be blowing up lots of
stuff and making mistakes (they can't all be WMD facilities). Anyone
see a problem with that?
How do know when it is over? When Saddam's body is found? When
weapon storage areas are all blown up? What's the goal of this action
and why isn't it clearly being communicated?
Burning questions
Burning questions
12/04/2003 09:38 AMSiliconValley.com Dec 4 2003 8:44AM ET
questions the press should ask
questions the press should ask
06/15/2004 01:39 PMHarvard's Nieman Watchdog has some great as-yet-unanswereds
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