Synapse was designed to blow away the competition and it is exactly what it does. It is the most advanced and most easy to use software of its kind on the market. Below is a short comparison with the more common software available. The full list of Synapse features go far beyond the ones listed below.
At least you can be guided by what inquisitive mind of a non-programmer user may want. :)
Now explain me a lamer, which of these mats are neural network types, types of learning and what are trademarks:
Data input------------------
Text Image Signal generator SQL database User script User custom built Data output------------------ Text SQL database User custom built Preprocessing--------------- Data rearrangement PCA Outlier removal Query-based filtering Statistical User script Interactive visualization Postprocessing------------- Error analysis and tracing Confidece analysis Sensitivity analysis Real-time testing Adaptive paradigms------- Ststic neural networks Dynamic neural networks Kernel machines Bayesian methods LSTM Fuzzy logic Optimazation paradigms-
Genetic algorithms Particle swarm Monte carlo Architectures--------------- MLP Generalized MLP Modular netwoks Self-organizing maps Neural gas Competitive learning Hebbian FFCPA Radial basis networks LSTM Time lagged recurrent Partially recurrent Wavelet networks Fully recurrent Neuro-fuzzy Support Vector Machines Custom architectures System design--------------- Component based Plug-in based xml-ph-NET compliant User interface---------------- Graphical construction Scalable user interface Block embedded GUI Deployment------------------- Solutions are deployable .NET compatible components Reusable components Scalable deployment Royalty free use of deployed systems
Now explain to me, as a lamer, which of these mate types of neural networks, types of learning and what are trademarks:
MLP Generalized MLP Modular netwoks -- ugh Self-organising maps Neural gas Competitive learning -- unclear Hebbian -- dunno, but if what I think is interesting FFCPA -- dunno Radial basis networks LSTM -- ugh Time lagged recurrent Partially recurrent Fully recurrent I wonder how one differs from the other. Wavelet networks - I don't know Neuro-fuzzy - this is probably what I was talking about.
By the way, just a side note. Most packages don't have genetics for networks at all. And in this list, it is only for checkboxes or if heuristics are missing (imho).
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In general, ideally, you should get something like this http://www.peltarion.com/products/synapse/comparison.php.
At least you can be guided by what inquisitive mind of a non-programmer user may want. :)
Ouch ! That's not what I know ?
Unless you can guess ... I think I've only told Victor so far.
Are you intriguing, bragging, inviting ? // underline as appropriate
per worker's request :)
I'll tell you right off the bat -- I don't think you'd be interested.
In general, ideally, it should be something like this http://www.peltarion.com/products/synapse/comparison.php
Uh-huh. You're a killer. The license costs 1,000 grivnas... You've got a good point :)
In general, ideally, you should get something like this http://www.peltarion.com/products/synapse/comparison.php.
At least you can be guided by what inquisitive mind of a non-programmer user may want. :)
Now explain me a lamer, which of these mats are neural network types, types of learning and what are trademarks:
Data input------------------Text
Image
Signal generator
SQL database
User script
User custom built
Data output------------------
Text
SQL database
User custom built
Preprocessing---------------
Data rearrangement
PCA
Outlier removal
Query-based filtering
Statistical
User script
Interactive visualization
Postprocessing-------------
Error analysis and tracing
Confidece analysis
Sensitivity analysis
Real-time testing
Adaptive paradigms-------
Ststic neural networks
Dynamic neural networks
Kernel machines
Bayesian methods
LSTM
Fuzzy logic
Optimazation paradigms-
Genetic algorithms
Particle swarm
Monte carlo
Architectures---------------
MLP
Generalized MLP
Modular netwoks
Self-organizing maps
Neural gas
Competitive learning
Hebbian
FFCPA
Radial basis networks
LSTM
Time lagged recurrent
Partially recurrent
Wavelet networks
Fully recurrent
Neuro-fuzzy
Support Vector Machines
Custom architectures
System design---------------
Component based
Plug-in based xml-ph-NET compliant
User interface----------------
Graphical construction
Scalable user interface
Block embedded GUI
Deployment-------------------
Solutions are deployable
.NET compatible components
Reusable components
Scalable deployment
Royalty free use of deployed systems
Now explain to me, as a lamer, which of these mate types of neural networks, types of learning and what are trademarks:
Generalized MLP
Modular netwoks -- ugh
Self-organising maps
Neural gas
Competitive learning -- unclear
Hebbian -- dunno, but if what I think is interesting
FFCPA -- dunno
Radial basis networks
LSTM -- ugh
Time lagged recurrent
Partially recurrent
Fully recurrent I wonder how one differs from the other.
Wavelet networks - I don't know
Neuro-fuzzy - this is probably what I was talking about.
Support Vector Machines - dunno
xz -- something I'm not familiar with
Learning/optimization algorithms:
Network Types:
At least some kind of battle plan.
By the way, why don't they have BeckProp? Or did I misunderstand something.
There's only Genetics, Bee Swarm and Montecarlo?