The Version History is awesome.
Release Dates would allow "improvements over the past 5 years" to be determined.
THanks
Tom
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- Tue 27. Jan 2015, 02:23
- Forum: Feedback and Suggestions
- Topic: Release Dates for the Version History?
- Replies: 2
- Views: 11575
- Fri 12. Jul 2013, 21:57
- Forum: Feedback and Suggestions
- Topic: Version History would be nice to see new improvements.
- Replies: 1
- Views: 9735
Version History would be nice to see new improvements.
I have been away from using Membrain for at least 3 years and was wondering what new features it has.
Thanks
Tom
Thanks
Tom
- Thu 10. Mar 2011, 01:32
- Forum: Feedback and Suggestions
- Topic: Cross Entropy Error: User Defined Issue Maybe?
- Replies: 3
- Views: 15841
Re: Cross Entropy Error: User Defined Issue Maybe?
I will try to find the reference, but I believe the derivative they use is a "combination of" the activation function AND the CEE. NOTE: Just thinking: If it is d(E)/dw then the activation is involved since it is required to calculate E (or CEE in our case.) It is made clear in a number of...
- Wed 9. Mar 2011, 18:40
- Forum: Feedback and Suggestions
- Topic: Cross Entropy Error: User Defined Issue Maybe?
- Replies: 3
- Views: 15841
Cross Entropy Error: User Defined Issue Maybe?
QUESTION: If user specified error function, aren't user specified partial derivatives of the error function also required for back-propagation ? First, it is difficult to find the actual formula for this error type. The one that I like the best is how MathWorks tells users how to user define it sin...
- Mon 21. Feb 2011, 21:56
- Forum: Feedback and Suggestions
- Topic: THANK YOU! for Shotgun. Fixed delta option?
- Replies: 2
- Views: 12461
THANK YOU! for Shotgun. Fixed delta option?
The % change results in a "shotgun blast diameter" that varies in each weight dimension by the size of the weight. If 2 weights, would get an ellipse in xy plane or elipsoid in xyz plane. If we want a spheroid in xyz plane, need a constant fixed delta applied to weights. Should be simple t...
- Tue 15. Feb 2011, 20:59
- Forum: PSPad
- Topic: Printing to a Networked PC Printer (Windows XP) fails.
- Replies: 1
- Views: 11012
Re: Printing to a Networked PC Printer (Windows XP) fails.
MORE ON THIS: Appears that attempting to print Header is a problem. If Header omitted, have found 2 behaviors: PRINT From Preview: Here, only one page can be printed. Any subsequent attempt get different error of stringlist out of bounds. So you have to exit program and execute program to print anot...
- Tue 15. Feb 2011, 20:01
- Forum: PSPad
- Topic: Printing to a Networked PC Printer (Windows XP) fails.
- Replies: 1
- Views: 11012
Printing to a Networked PC Printer (Windows XP) fails.
We have a small office network with printers connecte4d to various PCs in that network. EIDT: Problem encountered when printing from an XPpro machine to a Vista machine with USB HP 5500 printer. I tried print script from the PSPad editor and got a "PSPad.exe - Application Error" in the win...
- Mon 29. Nov 2010, 19:58
- Forum: Scripting
- Topic: Can Weights be modified via Script?
- Replies: 3
- Views: 11869
Re: Can Weights be modified via Script?
I can see how to Create a Link between two different nodes: void ConnectInputToOutput() however, I cannot see how to select the Link so I can get at its Properties. Maybe the commands: void SelectLinksFromExtra() and void SelectLinksToExtra() ? Could find no examples of Link editing in NetEditor cla...
- Mon 22. Nov 2010, 19:19
- Forum: Scripting
- Topic: Can Weights be modified via Script?
- Replies: 3
- Views: 11869
Can Weights be modified via Script?
I'm trying to do my own custom Randomization and I cannot see any way to do this. All the ways I have found require mouse selection.
Perhaps there is a way to modify the .mbn file?
Thanks in advance,
Tom
Perhaps there is a way to modify the .mbn file?
Thanks in advance,
Tom
- Fri 19. Nov 2010, 20:52
- Forum: Feedback and Suggestions
- Topic: Local Minima and Randomization Options
- Replies: 2
- Views: 10938
Local Minima and Randomization Options
Both Momentum and RPROP have to deal with not getting stuck in local minima. These methods do not have a lot of finesse in this area. There are a number of things that can be done with randomization to jump out of local minima traps such as applying a dither reconnoiter when in the grasp of a local ...