Discussion of article "Neural networks made easy (Part 9): Documenting the work" - page 2

 

When saving-reading a network from a file, there is an error on the transformers layer.

in the method

bool CLayer::CreateElement(int index)

in the line

int type=FileReadInteger(iFileHandle);

reads 0 and switch goes to default false.

(Apparently, there is a write asynchrony).

If it has already been fixed, please give me a hint for speed, or send me the file.

Well that the same thing is not to fix twice and just do not want to make a lot of changes to the library.

For work in the tester made changes, and then you forget when a new article comes out that you need to transfer to the new version of your edits).

 
Aleksey Mavrin:

When saving-reading a network from a file, there is an error on the transformers layer.

in the method

bool CLayer::CreateElement(int index)

in the string

int type=FileReadInteger(iFileHandle);

reads 0 and switch goes to default false.

(Apparently, there is a write asynchrony)

If it is already fixed, please give me a hint for speed, or send me the file.

Well that one and the same not to fix twice and just do not want to make a lot of changes to the library.

For work in the tester made changes, and then you forget when a new article comes out that you need to transfer your edits to the new version).

Good day,
Now a new article is being checked by a moderator. This error is fixed there.

 
Dmitriy Gizlyk:

Good afternoon,
There is a new article now being checked by a moderator. This error has been corrected there.

Great! Let's wait.

 
Hi Dmitriy. I've been speed running through your article series. I'm a beginner developer in the area of data science and neural networks, and I'm not too familiar with MQL5 & C++. However, when I tried to run the code in mt5 and train the network, it ran for way too long without any output. Continuing it's run for almost two days before I finally cancelled the whole thing, and I use a relatively average CPU & GPU Core i7-4500U & NVidia GeForce GT-745M. DO you have any suggestions on why that might be so. Also, like Anthony Eric Gillon Dawson kindly pointed out. All of the class code structure i just packed into one spaghetti bowl of dependencies. I will come and offer my view after separating and individually documenting the necessary classes of the library.