Compositional Pattern Producing Networks (CPPN), a form of Artificial Neural Network with differing activation functions, implemented in Javascript with Mocha tests for verification
Node module for Compositional Pattern Producing Networks, now in a javascript library near you!
Tests are run through Mocha and should.js. Activation functions and cppns are tested against the HyperNEAT C# code from Sebastian Risi's work.
This library is used by the neatjs library and the winjs library as well, usually as an NPM module -- but can be used inside HTML.
(links to follow someday...)
Usage:
var cppnjs = require('cppn');
-- (to follow some day)
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Compositional Pattern Producing Networks (CPPN), a form of Artificial Neural Network with differing activation functions, implemented in Javascript with Mocha tests for verification
The npm package cppnjs receives a total of 2 weekly downloads. As such, cppnjs popularity was classified as not popular.
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