Neural Lab

Neural Lab is a free neural network simulator to design and train artificial neural networks for engineering, business, computer science and technology. It integrates with Microsoft Visual Studio with C (Win32 - Wintempla) to incorporate Artificial Neural Networks in custom applications, research simulations or end user interfaces.

Version 3.x and Version 4.x Functionality Differences

The current version is 4.1. There are two major versions: version 3.1 and 4.0. Version 3.1 provides most of its functionality by using the mouse. Version 3.1 has the advantage that it is easy to use. however, it has the disadvantage that the user cannot perform complex task programmatically. Because the training of an artificial neural network might take several hours, version 3.1 is only useful for people without a programming background. In version 4.0, it is possible to perform artificial neural network operations by writing code. The code is very similar to C/C++, Java or C#.

Neural Lab Features

Specific examples of neural networks include:

Neural Lab Uses Wintempla

Neural Lab is developed using Wintempla (a plug in that works with Microsoft Visual Studio). Wintempla encapsulates Win32 and simplifies the development of Microsoft Windows applications using the native language C++ and the native APIs of Win32. Once an artificial neural network has been trained, it is possible to save the network to a file. Then, the file can be open using Microsoft Visual Studio to create a standalone application that can access the trained artificial neural network.

Wintempla is a tool that integrates with Microsoft Visual Studio (students and professors may download a copy of Microsoft Visual studio from www.dreamspark.com. Wintempla provides a thin level of encapsulation to Win32 to simplify the creation of Web and Desktop applications using C++ and Object Oriented Programming. Wintempla main files are: Wintempla.h, Wintempla.cpp, WintemplaWin.h and WintemplaWin.cpp. One advantage of Wintempla is that the programmer has the option to use the native Win32 APIs or the Wintempla classes.

Wintempla includes

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See also

References

  1. Signal and Image Processing with Neural Networks by Timothy Masters.
  2. Advanced Algorithms for Neural Networks by Timothy Masters.

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