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In theory yes, but these NN libraries are very difficult to set up. I remember it was a huge pain to get numpy working with lots of frustrations and learning te

In theory yes, but these NN libraries are very difficult to set up. I remember it was a huge pain to get numpy working with lots of frustrations and learning technical things. Torch and theano are not supported on Windows at all. I've been looking at brain simulator recently. It has it's own installer and a decent GUI: http://www.goodai.com/#!brain-simulator/c81c http://www.goodai.com/#!brain-simulator/c81c

wodenokoto 11y ago
http://deeplearning.net/software/theano/install_windows.html http://deeplearning.net/software/theano/install_windows.html It seems like theano does work on Windows, but the install looks to be quite the pita.
- p1esk 11y ago
  It looks harder than it is. For me it took less than 3 minutes (I already had CUDA installed) to run the logistic regression example.
- whatok 11y ago
  They also link Anaconda in there and that should get you up and running within minutes.