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<H2><U><FONT size="7">Neural .Net pt 11</FONT></U></H2>
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<H2 align="center"><U><FONT size="7">First Release Conclusion Of Sorts</FONT></U></H2>
<P align="left"> </P>
<P align="left">As I write this I have two articles in the latest best picks
section and the two latest articles in the Neural Dot Net Series have been put
up in latest releases section, so I'm feeling quite pleased with myself, almost
smug even. The feed back has been generally positive for once and all is well
in the world of publishing stuff at least.
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<P align="left">The project has mostly gone quite well. I set out to learn how to
do neural network programming myself and as a part of my learning process to
explain it in a manner that would be of use to other people which I feel I
haven't done too badly at and I decided at the start that the program should be
usable as learning tool which meant that the results had to be repeatable, with
the option of the person using the software to be able to change the most
important parameters for each network to see what it would do. This I
think has been done.
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<P align="left">Of course as with everything there were setbacks along the way
and I still haven't managed to get the bidirectional associative memory
code to behave in the way that I would like it to.
</P>
<P align="left">It became apparent early on in the release cycle that the fact that
I was releasing the project compiled with the 2003 version of Developer Studio
was proving to be something of a draw back and for this reason this
additional article has been added. I've reinstalled Developer Studio .Net and
put together a version that runs.</P>
<P align="left">As I've stated earlier there should be no problem with the library
on either version of the compiler and that assumption was right. The
problems have occurred with the Logviewer and with the icons. The icons problem
has been easily fixed but the LogViewer has been removed from the application
all together. I was getting problems with the Internet Explorer control on
the older compiler and as I've rewritten the Logviewer at least three times
since I started work on this project I just couldn't face rewriting again
at this moment in time. Besides I've already started the next different but
related project.
</P>
<P align="left">Links for the Developer Studio .Net version will be
clearly added to the other articles in the series so if you down load and
play around with it good luck with it. </P>
<P align="left">Finally just because this is called a first release it doesn't
necassarily follow that there will be a second release although that
bidirectional associative memory code is giving me an itch I can't quite
scratch.</P>
<H2 align="center"><U>References</U></H2>
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Tom Archer ( 2001 ) Inside C#, Microsoft Press
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Jeffery Richter ( 2002 ) Applied Microsoft .NET Framework Programming,
Microsoft Press
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Charles Peltzold ( 2002 ) Programming Microsoft Windows With C#, Microsoft
Press
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Robinson et al ( 2001 ) Professional C#, Wrox
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William R. Staneck ( 1997 ) Web Publishing Unleashed Professional Reference
Edition, Sams.net
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Robert Callan, The Essence Of Neural Networks ( 1999 ) Prentice Hall
<P>
Timothy Masters, Practical Neural Network Recipes In C++ ( 1993 ) Morgan
Kaufmann ( Academic Press )
<P>
Melanie Mitchell, An Introduction To Genetic Algorithms ( 1999 ) MIT Press
<P>
Joey Rogers, Object-Orientated Neural Networks in C++ ( 1997 ) Academic
Press
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Simon Haykin Neural Networks A Comprehensive Foundation ( 1999 ) Prentice Hall
<P>
Bernd Oestereich ( 2002 ) Developing Software With UML Object-Orientated
Analysis And Design In Practice Addison Wesley
<P>
R Beale & T Jackson ( 1990 ) Neural Computing An Introduction, Institute Of
Physics Publishing
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<H2 align="center"><U>Thanks</U></H2>
<P>Special thanks go to anyone involved in TortoiseCVS for version control <A href="http://www.tortoisecvs.org/" target="_top">
http://www.tortoisecvs.org/<PRE></PRE>
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<P>All UML diagrams were generated using Metamill version 2.2 <A href="http://www.metamill.com" target="_top">
http://www.metamill.com</A>
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