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Anoop, it was great to find you through MSDN magaz...

2010-06-10T17:10:04.567+05:30

Anoop, it was great to find you through MSDN magazine! Will follow you now! Great pieces of work all along!!

Regards

Rahul

Thanks this was very helpful

2010-04-22T22:17:00.140+05:30

Thanks this was very helpful

This post is kind of obsolete, See my post on MEF ...

2010-04-19T11:08:16.227+05:30

This post is kind of obsolete, See my post on MEF - http://amazedsaint.blogspot.com/2009/11/mef-or-managed-extension-framework.html

nice job but there are also lots of other facts &a...

2010-02-25T10:30:54.838+05:30

nice job but there are also lots of other facts & our culture is not just from 5000BC its very older nobody cant define time. Since Christians civilization is around from Jesus that's why they rolled out all the things around 4 to 5000 years because they are richer now so everyone follow them. Bhartiyas follow them because of our Makale Education Sysytem which was applied in british rule to crash our pride & wash our brain that is also continuously followed by our government.

This is awesome, thanks. You could have a return t...

2009-12-31T01:52:48.363+05:30

This is awesome, thanks. You could have a return type of IList rather than Object.

Salvor, presently my hands are full and may not im...

2009-11-15T16:00:14.273+05:30

Salvor, presently my hands are full and may not implement a regression neural network factory. Also, I havn't yet explored any GRNN implementations - mainly because my priorities got changed and I am not digging much these days on NN

Dear Anoop, I have been reading all your projects ...

2009-11-13T05:52:34.703+05:30

Dear Anoop, I have been reading all your projects and article about neural network. First of all you are doing a great job. I am contacting you to check if;
Are you planning or having as future projects the inclusion of a regression neural network factory to your library?
If no, can you share information about how to add it to your code or where we may find info about it?

I will apreciate your help with this, and by the way you may add my request to you project list if you want!

Thanks
Salvador ALicea

joe i am agreeing with u , AN OOP article is very ...

2009-11-02T10:04:22.237+05:30

joe i am agreeing with u , AN OOP article is very interesting

Very well said. You're thoughtful person.

2009-10-14T11:18:32.331+05:30

Very well said. You're thoughtful person.

dear author i read your blog thank for it &a...

2009-09-05T21:50:40.812+05:30

dear author

i read your blog
thank for it

& Send me informationn & your article link for ASP.net MVC

Hello, Firstly, I liked your Idea,I am work...

2009-09-01T11:59:51.017+05:30

Hello,

Firstly, I liked your Idea,I am working in silverLight 3(MVVM).

Can you please, help me to implement over there.

Thanks,
gauthamshetty86@gmail.com

Clean and simple. good job!!!

2009-08-13T04:26:33.307+05:30

Clean and simple. good job!!!

Really interesting. Thanks An OOP

2009-08-04T09:43:26.450+05:30

Really interesting. Thanks An OOP

Hello! Congratulations for you library and explan...

2009-07-30T07:57:56.537+05:30

Hello!

Congratulations for you library and explanation of Neural Networks, Tell me, is it possible to show the learning curve by comparing the expected output ?

Thanks in advance

javpnunes

Hello punnoose maybe I previously put this reques...

2009-07-21T03:22:48.958+05:30

Hello punnoose

maybe I previously put this request in the wrong place.

I read your interesting article on NN and i really appreciate your cool and "easy" to understand code.

I was wandering how can i modify the code in order to estimate the value of a parameter?

example:

training input variables (5 layers)
rot - flow - deg - diam - pv
50 - 400 - 65 - 0.25 - 7
50 - 300 - 65 - 0.25 - 7

Output (1 layer)
Weight(Kg)
400
420

After having trained the network,
I would like to estimate the weight value (output) when the flow (input paramter), for instance, is equal to 350.

I would really appreciate any suggestion and/or code example.

Thanks

Benedetto

Hallo punnoose i read your interesting article on...

2009-07-04T14:00:18.845+05:30

Hallo punnoose

i read your interesting article on NN and i really appreciate your cool and "easy" to understand code.

I was wandering how can i modify the code in order to estimate the value of a parameter?

example:

training input variables (5 layers)
rot flow deg diam pv
50 400 65 0.25 7
50 300 65 0.25 7

Output (1 layer)
Weight
400
420

After having trained the network,
I would like to estimate the weight value (output) when the flow (input paramter) = 350.

I would really appreciate any suggestion and/or code example.

Thanks

Benedetto

The links should be working now

2009-06-21T23:13:05.163+05:30

The links should be working now

Hi, nice idea to have it here too. With best reg...

2009-06-13T11:31:49.352+05:30

Hi,

nice idea to have it here too.

With best regards

Gerhard

Another solution for issue of recursive calling of...

2009-06-09T20:06:23.523+05:30

Another solution for issue of recursive calling of event handler without global variable is to cancel handler assignment before programmatic selection change, and reassign it after that.

Very useful

2009-05-26T18:18:21.959+05:30

Very useful

Well, I wrote this long time back, just as a start...

2009-05-22T11:26:01.426+05:30

Well, I wrote this long time back, just as a starting point for folks who want to understand the basics.

Will write more about concepts like DI, IoC, etc, as well as MEF sometime in future (depends on time and space, lol)

Hi, maybe you would bring a follow up, using MEF. ...

2009-05-21T23:52:39.385+05:30

Hi,
maybe you would bring a follow up, using MEF. It may be interesting to see, how MEF make things easy in the future.

With best regards

Gerhard

Hey that's pretty cool, isn't it :)

2009-05-21T11:44:14.277+05:30

Hey that's pretty cool, isn't it :)

Already done

2009-05-18T15:47:00.000+05:30

Already done

Wherever possible there's another way to do null c...

2009-05-15T00:57:00.000+05:30

Wherever possible there's another way to do null checks, esp inside methods

if(obj == null) return;
obj.SomeMethod();

This does two things,
1. the line below that, will never be executed, so you are safe.
2. The braces and indentation reduces drastically and the code that appears last in the method is very readable and maintainable.

HTH