From: leathm AT solwarra DOT gbrmpa DOT gov DOT au (Leath Muller)
Message-Id: <199703042325.JAA10718@solwarra.gbrmpa.gov.au>
Subject: Re: neural network code
To: fwec AT juno DOT com (Mark T Logan)
Date: Wed, 5 Mar 1997 09:25:07 +1000 (EST)
Cc: djgpp AT delorie DOT com
In-Reply-To: <19970304.153858.7543.4.fwec@juno.com> from "Mark T Logan" at Mar 4, 97 03:41:28 pm
Content-Type: text

> >Sure, i think its next to my working prototype holodeck in the back 
> >yard.
> >I will just transport there and get it for you... ;)
 
> Excuse me, do you really know what a neural network is?
 
> All it is, (AFAIK, I'm know expert)  is a set of functions (usually
> member functions), 
> which call other functions based on simple tests.  
> This is like a brain, where a neural cell has several tendrils snaking
> out to connect with the axon of another cell.  When that axon
> fires, it activates the aforementioned neuron, which may/may not
> fire it's axon.

heh heh, sorry, I was being sarcastic, which maybe I shouldn't have been,
and no, I dont have a great knowledge of neural networks. I just assumed
that something the US Army couldn't get running properly would be a little
hard to code, even it is a simply test base. Computers have a simple test
base, either on or off, and I would still say it is hard to write something
like Windows95. In the end everything is simple, just sometimes hard to 
implement... :)

Leathal.