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Applying JOONE to Real-World Data

Posted by admin on June 6th, 2009

JOONE is a toolset used to build and run neural networks in Java.  To demonstrate its capability, I’ve built a simple supervised network and trained it on a common data set used for other machine learning projects.  By using a common data set, comparisons can be made between the different approaches. The data set was [...]

Semantics I: Search

Posted by admin on June 7th, 2007

This is part one of a multi-part series. The series is continued, here The Semantic web has been touted has Web 3.0 and the next evolutionary step in internet communications. A Scientific American article from 2001 told us what we should expect of a semantic internet. This is how devices should communicate and how information [...]

Stealing net?

Posted by admin on April 18th, 2007

CNN is reporting on people in London being arrested for using an open wireless network. I’m not sure about London, but in every major city in the US it’s hard not to be in range of at least 2 wireless networks at any given time. Can this really be considered a crime? These people are [...]

CodeBudo

Posted by admin on April 16th, 2007

Budo – Literally ” the way of the combat “, this term was adopted in the 20th Century to applied to Martial Arts in general, emphasizing its pacific aspects. In addition to the physical discipline and the different techniques, it implies an attitude of mind, spirit and of certain ethics. Budo emphasizes not only the [...]