Posts in May 2010
Artificial Intelligence - Part Three Of A Billion - Hidden Models / Neural Equivalence?
Computation neural networks are incredibly interesting. The principles by which they work are simple, but the problems that they could solve are extremely complex. The trouble with neural networks is that they are computationally expensive and fiendishly difficult to train. This has lead to research in other techniques and learning methods.
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posted May 9, 2010. It has four comment(s).
tagged with: AI ai-series hidden models HMM learning neural-network neurons
Restricted Boltzmann Machines
In recent days I've been finding out all about recent developments in machine learning. In this post, I aim to share all my new knowledge with you, but first, a little background .
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posted May 16, 2010. It has 191 comment(s).
tagged with: AI Boltzmann machine Hopfield mcRBM neural networks RBM Restricted Boltzmann Machine thought
An Introduction To Swig
SWIG is a tool that allows you to easily interface c/c++ with many scripting languages. I'm going to show you an extremely simple example to get you started using it. We're going to be interfacing some simple C++ code with python (3.1). I'm using Linux .
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posted May 23, 2010. It has four comment(s).
tagged with: c++ python SWIG tutorial
