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| Meldaril:
--- Quote from: DrenDran on April 27, 2017, 08:11:24 PM ---I mean it's not a terribly complex thing. You're just multiplying numbers and adding them together. --- End quote --- Cool can I see? Is it on Github? I'm using neural networks right now with my Java project. Lots of fun but very stressful on the hardware and on my patience haha. Thank goodness for CUDA otherwise it would take me a month (per epoch) to train my neural network (seq2seq lstm with a very large bidi-map). |
| Drydess:
i'm glad you started working on it because it's amazing |
| DrenDran:
--- Quote from: Meldaril on April 27, 2017, 09:30:15 PM ---Cool can I see? Is it on Github? --- End quote --- I haven't published source yet but I suppose I could. --- Quote from: Meldaril on April 27, 2017, 09:30:15 PM ---I'm using neural networks right now with my Java project. Lots of fun but very stressful on the hardware and on my patience haha. Thank goodness for CUDA otherwise it would take me a month (per epoch) to train my neural network (seq2seq lstm with a very large bidi-map). --- End quote --- I always wanted to try using CUDA ever since I heard of it but I first tried it a few years ago when I couldn't even get the libraries/compiler to work. I am testing whether or not I got multithreading to work though. --- Quote from: Drydess on April 27, 2017, 09:32:55 PM ---i'm glad you started working on it because it's amazing --- End quote --- Thanks! It's always nice to know someone's actually interested! Also, I tried to make a mini-map of the neural network. Except it's not that good because this is what *one* layer looks like: That doesn't even take into account that the "genes" can also change the activation function of the neurons. |
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