Have you trained this neural network? Without training a Neural Network is just a random signal generator/scrambler...you can use a genetic algorithm (but simulating a population of 100 individuals with 40.000 neuron each could require centuries) or other techiniques like reinforcement learning or supervised learnig :)
@DarioTheRadioStar thanks for the suggestion. these are randomly wired spiking neural networks in open feedback loop with a 3d physical environment. the networks learn according to a modified hebbian synapse updating rule adapted from the Critterding software. Critterding uses evolution to evolve neural network structure BTW. The experiment is to see whether massive spiking neural networks can exhibit intelligent behavior. In our latest code, the networks dynamically self grow and prune
bro, isnt it simpler to make ANN with 6 outputs and controll that with IR/cinematics? That HUGE network havent any sense... you can reach same thing much, MUCH, simpler.
Hello, I am studying neuroscience for a project, I wish to create a virtual robot that senses it's surroundings and learns from it's enviroment with some form of Genetic Learning. Could you tell me what programs you used to create this? C++, Java, CSharp?
By the way I'm a very smart 13 year old with a big love for science.
C++ nor Java, nor C# is a programm, you silly guy ;)
They are programming languages.
You can vitit my channel, there in movies section are "artificial bees" which senses sorround, trained by some king of genetic algorithm, introduced by me: spiking firebug optimisation. WIsh you best to understand :)
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Koroistro 3 weeks ago
How long does it take to learn this stuff?
schwiiZZZ 1 month ago
Have you trained this neural network? Without training a Neural Network is just a random signal generator/scrambler...you can use a genetic algorithm (but simulating a population of 100 individuals with 40.000 neuron each could require centuries) or other techiniques like reinforcement learning or supervised learnig :)
DarioTheRadioStar 2 months ago
@DarioTheRadioStar thanks for the suggestion. these are randomly wired spiking neural networks in open feedback loop with a 3d physical environment. the networks learn according to a modified hebbian synapse updating rule adapted from the Critterding software. Critterding uses evolution to evolve neural network structure BTW. The experiment is to see whether massive spiking neural networks can exhibit intelligent behavior. In our latest code, the networks dynamically self grow and prune
automenta 2 months ago
What are ins and outs for the network? Does it learn anything anyhow?
vladimirzakharov 4 months ago
Did you use hyperNEAT for this?
MrJosiahT 6 months ago
bro, isnt it simpler to make ANN with 6 outputs and controll that with IR/cinematics? That HUGE network havent any sense... you can reach same thing much, MUCH, simpler.
kayou666 6 months ago
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grandatlant 6 months ago
Hello, I am studying neuroscience for a project, I wish to create a virtual robot that senses it's surroundings and learns from it's enviroment with some form of Genetic Learning. Could you tell me what programs you used to create this? C++, Java, CSharp?
By the way I'm a very smart 13 year old with a big love for science.
thatguyofmanythings 6 months ago
@thatguyofmanythings
C++ nor Java, nor C# is a programm, you silly guy ;)
They are programming languages.
You can vitit my channel, there in movies section are "artificial bees" which senses sorround, trained by some king of genetic algorithm, introduced by me: spiking firebug optimisation. WIsh you best to understand :)
kayou666 6 months ago
you need more synapses per neuron bro - some purkinje cells have up to 250,000
scuzzulus 7 months ago
40k neurons and all it does is lay there...
WSWarthog 10 months ago 2
I don't think it's any kind of conscious, since it's randomly wired. Use some learning/genetic algorithm and it would be much cooler.
BTW: If you want to measure consciousness of your artificial life forms, use ConsScale
schneemann1991 1 year ago
what NN model is this? Spiking neural network or backpropagation?
mikeccuk2006 1 year ago
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