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[2016-5-02. : 10:34 am]
Clokr_ -- NudeRaider
NudeRaider shouted: I think this conveys the (one) concept, quite nicely. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Feedforward_neural_network If you want that thing to learn you tell it to try and match the output to certain values. Each attempt it will change the hidden layer and compare the closeness to the result to the given value and adjust the hidden layer accordingly.
I'm not sure if Tikels is using (and training) neural networks from scratch or he's using some library that already has neural networks trained for a specific purpose, like detection of some features in the data.
[2016-5-02. : 10:26 am]
Moose -- You're complicated to build, but not to work with. :wub:
[2016-5-02. : 10:23 am]
Roy -- Neutral networks are complicated to build, but not to work with.
[2016-5-02. : 10:19 am]
NudeRaider -- I think this conveys the (one) concept, quite nicely. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Feedforward_neural_network If you want that thing to learn you tell it to try and match the output to certain values. Each attempt it will change the hidden layer and compare the closeness to the result to the given value and adjust the hidden layer accordingly.
[2016-5-02. : 10:11 am]
NudeRaider -- TiKels
TiKels shouted: It's really not that complicated. Don't be so lazy, sacrieur :P
FaRTy1billion
FaRTy1billion shouted: neural networks are cool
this.
[2016-5-02. : 10:07 am]
Clokr_ -- TiKels
TiKels shouted: What's a common engineering coding language? Or one that generalizes well to other engineering languages
In the mathematics community (I know, not engineering) matlab and C / C++ are common, and python is catching up because of the Sage library. People doing statistics use R, and there are some people still using maple out there. Mathematica is not that common: the syntax is ugly and the program expensive.
[2016-5-02. : 10:04 am]
Clokr_ -- TiKels
TiKels shouted: Also has anyone here ever toyed with artificial neutral networks?
I did try to build my own a couple of times but I don't really know how the ones out there work.
[2016-5-02. : 10:00 am]
Lanthanide -- bit dumb
[2016-5-02. : 10:00 am]
Lanthanide -- apparently only to new messages, not to replies
[2016-5-02. : 9:58 am]
Lanthanide -- it looks like you can't attach files to private messages?
[2016-5-02. : 9:15 am]
TiKels -- It sounds immense but it's really just a bunch of logic gates like AND XOR etc.
[2016-5-02. : 9:13 am]
TiKels -- Well, assuming you can read, do math, etc
[2016-5-02. : 9:12 am]
TiKels -- You don't need 8 years to learn the basics. You don't even need 8 days.
[2016-5-02. : 8:09 am]
O)FaRTy1billion[MM] -- Sacrieur
Sacrieur shouted: It's a waste of effort on my part to even attempt it, since I'm not going to school for eight years to learn about artificial intelligence and neural networks.
lol Iguess i didn't read this one at all
[2016-5-02. : 7:31 am]
O)FaRTy1billion[MM] -- also they obviously have to start somewhere. If everyone just waited for someone else to do anything, what would get done?
[2016-5-02. : 7:30 am]
O)FaRTy1billion[MM] -- what's the point of doing anything if you are just going to wait around for the "smart people" to do it?
[2016-5-02. : 7:29 am]
O)FaRTy1billion[MM] -- neural networks are cool
[2016-5-02. : 5:24 am]
TiKels -- It's really not that complicated. Don't be so lazy, sacrieur :P
[2016-5-02. : 5:23 am]
Sacrieur -- It's a waste of effort on my part to even attempt it, since I'm not going to school for eight years to learn about artificial intelligence and neural networks.
[2016-5-02. : 5:22 am]
Sacrieur -- give me a way*
[2016-5-02. : 5:22 am]
Sacrieur -- I don't really need to know how they work, or why they work, or any number of unimportant details. Just give way to use them.
[2016-5-02. : 5:20 am]
Sacrieur -- My feelings about neural networks is this: let the super smart people who spend all of their lives thinking about this crap build the API.
[2016-5-02. : 5:19 am]
TiKels -- The neural network questions and language questions were seperate. Neuralet nets are happening in matlab haha
[2016-5-02. : 5:19 am]
Sacrieur -- Even if it straps you down with Windows, it's better than being strapped down to inefficient tools.
[2016-5-02. : 5:17 am]
Sacrieur -- I'd recommend C# over Java, because Java is frustrating in comparison, and is too concerned with being "pure" than it is with being useful.
[2016-5-02. : 5:15 am]
Sacrieur -- And also since neural networks are relatively new, there really isn't that much support for it.
[2016-5-02. : 5:15 am]
Sacrieur -- If you go for anything too niche you risk not finding the support for what you're trying to do.
[2016-5-02. : 5:14 am]
Sacrieur -- If you want something more mathy you're going to want to go more functional.
[2016-5-02. : 5:13 am]
Sacrieur -- python is the best general purpose language for scientific purposes.
[2016-5-02. : 4:56 am]
TiKels -- I'm missing something about the internal mechanics. This program seems to only know how to determine radially symmetric data but I'm too dumb to figure out why
[2016-5-02. : 4:52 am]
zsnakezz -- dank schemes IMO
[2016-5-02. : 4:48 am]
lil-Inferno -- why, cuz you're lazy? LMAO
[2016-5-02. : 4:37 am]
TiKels -- I'm trying to adapt a neural network to a set of data that I have and I think I may be fucked, so to speak.
[2016-5-02. : 4:34 am]
TiKels -- I had heard of MarI/O before but had forgotten. That was entertaining
[2016-5-02. : 4:00 am]
Corbo -- next time I am in NY we'll do it. Whoever wins gets farty.
[2016-5-02. : 4:00 am]
Corbo -- Voyager7456
Voyager7456 shouted: Corbo fite me 1v1
you won't be able to handle me
[2016-5-02. : 3:57 am]
O)FaRTy1billion[MM] -- TiKels
TiKels shouted: Also has anyone here ever toyed with artificial neutral networks?
I played with MarI/O
[2016-5-02. : 3:52 am]
jjf28 -- otherwise keep it mainstream/portable: C/Java
[2016-5-02. : 3:51 am]
jjf28 -- I've seen a fair amount of python/jython being paired with automation engineering
[2016-5-02. : 3:50 am]
TiKels -- Also has anyone here ever toyed with artificial neutral networks?
[2016-5-02. : 3:50 am]
TiKels -- What's a common engineering coding language? Or one that generalizes well to other engineering languages
[2016-5-02. : 3:44 am]
jjf28 -- though afaik the community is pretty against me on this one
[2016-5-02. : 3:43 am]
jjf28 -- FaRTy1billion
FaRTy1billion shouted: what about {s on the same line or a new line?
I like the new line for readability/aesthetics, putting code just after a block header is usually harder to read and if I'm going to need an extra line for readability, the brace may as well go there so it lines up with its twin and such
[2016-5-02. : 3:29 am]
lil-Inferno -- Voyager7456
Voyager7456 shouted: Dem0n w/e episode not that impressive IMO
It was definitely in the top two episodes of this season.
[2016-5-02. : 3:26 am]
Dem0n -- curly brace for every line
[2016-5-02. : 3:19 am]
lil-Inferno -- newline for every character imo
[2016-5-02. : 3:18 am]
Voyager7456 -- I prefer new line >>
[2016-5-02. : 3:17 am]
O)FaRTy1billion[MM] -- what about {s on the same line or a new line?
[2016-5-02. : 3:13 am]
Voyager7456 -- an important issue for sure
[2016-5-02. : 3:12 am]
O)FaRTy1billion[MM] -- oh, nevermind, 90% of it was tabs vs. spaces
[2016-5-02. : 3:11 am]
O)FaRTy1billion[MM] -- shoutbox sure was active today
[2016-5-02. : 3:10 am]
O)FaRTy1billion[MM] -- :wob:
[2016-5-02. : 3:04 am]
Voyager7456 -- but you'll have to do it quick 'cause I've got work in the morning lmao
[2016-5-02. : 3:04 am]
Voyager7456 -- Corbo
Corbo shouted: Yes. I haven't drank since 3am today. I need to catch up with voy. This can't be.
fite me 1v1
[2016-5-02. : 3:01 am]
Corbo -- Yes. I haven't drank since 3am today. I need to catch up with voy. This can't be.
[2016-5-02. : 2:57 am]
Dem0n -- Corbo's rule as SEN drunkard is being threatened
[2016-5-02. : 2:56 am]
Corbo -- how much is that?
[2016-5-02. : 2:44 am]
Voyager7456 -- I've had quite a bit to drink :shifty:
[2016-5-02. : 2:44 am]
Voyager7456 -- IDK how to discuss it without spoilers lmao
[2016-5-02. : 2:44 am]
Voyager7456 -- everything had been telegraphed from a million miles away
[2016-5-02. : 2:33 am]
Dem0n -- It was pretty good
[2016-5-02. : 2:33 am]
Dem0n -- wut
[2016-5-02. : 2:32 am]
Voyager7456 -- Dem0n
Dem0n shouted: GAME OF THRONES THO ROFL
w/e episode not that impressive IMO
[2016-5-02. : 2:31 am]
Voyager7456 -- Mini Moose 2707
Mini Moose 2707 shouted: zsnakezz just got more upvotes than I've gotten in my life :lol:
scrub
[2016-5-02. : 2:18 am]
Moose -- zsnakezz just got more upvotes than I've gotten in my life :lol:
[2016-5-02. : 2:00 am]
Fire_Kame -- zsnakezz
zsnakezz shouted: 64 points and 12 comments already, this shits hitting the front page tonight
:lol: priorities
[2016-5-02. : 1:55 am]
Corbo -- rekt
[2016-5-02. : 1:53 am]
zsnakezz -- goodnight
[2016-5-02. : 1:53 am]
zsnakezz -- welp doesn't matter now, was flagged for political rule violation
[2016-5-02. : 1:39 am]
Corbo -- zsnakezz
zsnakezz shouted: how often does one you know post something this political and popular within the timeframe it takes to get this much traction!?
you mean, considering it was the white house that actually posted it and not you?

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