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Hi,

Just got back home and read your email & posting (I work away all week). NNEasy is nicely done.The XS code speeds it up by 10x you say?

If its OK I'll take a closer look at your code and see what might be adaptable to NNFlex. I'm particularly interested in the speed improvements & the UI changes - NNFlex UI is very unfriendly at the moment..

I wrote new methods for NNFlex yesterday to lesion networks BTW, so if you have a need for that you might want to take a look at 0.11 when I upload it & adapt the extra code.

Nice to see the formerly rather quiet AI namespace come back to life so quickly - don't you just love perl!

charles.

In reply to Re: AI::NNEasy to setup fast a Neural Network using just Perl and XS. by g0n
in thread AI::NNEasy to setup fast a Neural Network using just Perl and XS. by gmpassos

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