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This is interesting; I once tried to create my own ANN library for Go, but didn't get far with it (one of those half-baked projects). I even had a branding and
by cr0sh 9y ago
This is interesting; I once tried to create my own ANN library for Go, but didn't get far with it (one of those half-baked projects). I even had a branding and naming of things, but somewhere along the line moved on to something else.
This is nice to see.
I do wonder where the activation function is in the code, though? I looked it over, and maybe I missed it? If it's in there, it's gotta be something very simple (binary or relu?) - enough to overlook it easily...
Or maybe I'm looking at the code wrong - is this really "a perceptron" - that is, an implementation of the McColloch-Pitts model (basically a single neuron, and basic activation)?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Artificial_neuron https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Artificial_neuron
Hmm - what I recall of the code, this does look probable...
Interesting.
- made2591 9y agoYes, is exactly as simple as you imagined. I'm working on multilayer + backprop, while re-studying theory XD I used som and gsom in recent years. I think the idea of an ML library in Go is a good idea: I shared my repo just to, you know...share the idea, find co-workers, open to some source in Go. I'm honest, I'm really happy in finding such an interest from web... and other coders ^^
- made2591 9y agoI just pushed multi layer perceptron with back propagation algorithm: https://github.com/made2591/go-perceptron-go https://github.com/made2591/go-perceptron-go