shelby@sun1.ise.ufl.edu (Scott Preston) (11/08/90)
I am interested in getting a copy of the code in the article
"Developing a Neural Network with TurboC++" from AI Expert(Oct 90).
This code was, theoretically, presented in comp.ai, I may have missed
it. I know it is supposed to be available from several private bulletin
boards as well. I have called several of these and they dont have the
latest programs yet.
If anyone has a copy of this code that could be mailed to me here or can tell me
what BBS or FTP site has it I would appreciate it!!
Thank you
Scott Preston
shelby@sun1.ise.ufl.edu
sp4@beach.cis.ufl.eduknud@enel.ucalgary.ca (Steve Knudsen) (11/09/90)
I too would appreciate the ftp address of the TC++ NN code OR some kind
soul sending me the source (compressed, BINHEXed, Stuffed, ZOOed,
whatever...)
Thanks
KSK
K. Steven Knudsen | Society needs more phoneless cords.
University of Calgary |
Department of Electrical Engineering |
.uunet!{ubc-cs,utai,alberta}!calgary!enel!knudshelby@sun1.ise.ufl.edu (Scott Preston) (11/10/90)
In article <1990Nov7.211045.310@eng.ufl.edu> shelby@sun1.ise.ufl.edu (Scott Preston) writes: > I am interested in getting a copy of the code in the article >"Developing a Neural Network with TurboC++" from AI Expert(Oct 90). >This code was, theoretically, presented in comp.ai, I may have missed >it. I know it is supposed to be available from several private bulletin >boards as well. I have called several of these and they dont have the >latest programs yet. >If anyone has a copy of this code that could be mailed to me here or can tell me >what BBS or FTP site has it I would appreciate it!! > > Thank you > > Scott Preston > > shelby@sun1.ise.ufl.edu > sp4@beach.cis.ufl.edu I have received several responses requesting this code and none providing code or pointers to it.. So I went to Compu$erve and downloaded it from there. I now have it and have placed it on this SUN for anonymous FTP. The ls/dir option DOES NOT appear to work correctly (last time I checked) so here is the file name to get (in binary mode of course!) netcpp.zip it is NOT extremely well documented but is interesting and works. I am assuming that this code being placed on this machine violates NO copyrights b/c I got it for free and it is supposed to be available from private boards. I hope everybody has fun with it and, if you have any cool code send it to me and I will stick it in the FTP directory or just tell me where I can get it!! Scott Shelby@sun1.ise.ufl.edu FTP address SUN1.ISE.UFL.EDU FILE NETCPP.ZIP