Neural networking student: step throught the code

took a course in Neural networking. the prof said the computer code was too "dense" and referred me to verbal passages that made no sense at all. in desperation i tried stepping through the code and it all came clear. the equations and graphics were intuitive when seen one line of code at a time

Neural networking student: step throught the code

took a course in Neural networking. the prof said the computer code was too "dense" and referred me to verbal passages that made no sense at all. in desperation i tried stepping through the code and it all came clear. the equations and graphics were intuitive when seen one line of code at a time

Re: Neural networking student: step throught the code

Erik Hansen wrote: took a course in Neural networking. the prof said the computer code was too "dense" and referred me to verbal passages that made no sense at all. in desperation i tried stepping through the code and it all came clear. the equations and graphics were intuitive when seen one lin

Re: Neural networking student: step throught the code

More Input! More Input! --- Richard Gaskin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Erik Hansen wrote: > > took a course in Neural networking. > > the prof said the computer code was too > "dense" > > and referred me to verbal passages that made > no > > sense > > at all. in desperation i tried stepping > t

Re: Neural networking student: step throught the code

In a quick Google for her name I stumbled across this item which may be worth a look: This reminds me of this other nifty demo: http://psych.rice.edu/mmtbn/ (Use the top of the page menus to go to

Re: Neural networking student: step throught the code

--- Richard Gaskin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > In a quick Google for her name I stumbled > across this item which may be worth a look: > > > Richard Gaskin > Managing Editor, revJournal thanks, neur