@roleplayman It all depends on the size/complexity of the neural network at hand, what library you use, and the type of floating-point precision involved (a double precision slows things down considerably, but is much more accurate).
It all depends on what you're trying to do really.
@voodooattack i am actually programming my own neural network using Object Oriented Programming way , means that i have layer and neurons and brain separated each class
i also use float for the weights and inputs/outputs
Awesome, neural networks are one of the most interesting things I can think of.
NoiseCreations 6 months ago
@NoiseCreations I'm glad you like it. I think the next time I try something like this I'm going to feed it some of your music and see what happens!
voodooattack 6 months ago
@voodooattack oh wow that would be cool!
NoiseCreations 6 months ago
@voodooattack Music to paint images? That sounds awesome :D
Or looks...
Kram1032 5 months ago
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roleplayman 1 year ago
@roleplayman It all depends on the size/complexity of the neural network at hand, what library you use, and the type of floating-point precision involved (a double precision slows things down considerably, but is much more accurate).
It all depends on what you're trying to do really.
voodooattack 1 year ago
@voodooattack i am actually programming my own neural network using Object Oriented Programming way , means that i have layer and neurons and brain separated each class
i also use float for the weights and inputs/outputs
roleplayman 1 year ago