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10/06/2005 12:49:22	NeuroSolutions v5.0 Now Available! Posted by James Matthews
	NeuroDimension Incorporated recently released version 5.0 of our entire suite of neural network development tools -- NeuroSolutions, NeuroSolutions for Excel, and the Custom Solution Wizard. NeuroSolutions is a highly graphical neural network development tool that enables you to easily create a neural network model for your data. Several enhancements have been made to NeuroSolutions v5.0 with the most significant being the addition of the Levenberg-Marquardt learning algorithm. Many improvements have also been made to NeuroSolutions add-on products like NeuroSolutions for Excel and the Custom Solution Wizard. ( more ) Full Posting
26/10/2004 20:20:53	25,000 Rat Neurons Learn to Fly Posted by James Matthews
	Simon Cogan excitedly sent me a link to Is That a Pilot in Your Pocket?, a Wired article that discusses how the University of Florida has taught 25,000 disembodied rat neurons to fly an aircraft in a flight simulator. I also found this University of Florida press release. Full Posting
10/12/2003 23:14:54	Advance in Neural Networks Posted by James Matthews
	I was sent this article from the Idaho State Journal detailing a new algorithm developed to train neural networks. Unfortunately, the article never went into details. Fortunately, a little Googling yielded the researcher's website, and from there to the project page. Seems to be little in the way of an actual paper or algorithm details, so I'd appreciate anyone who knows more about this to contact me. Full Posting
18/07/2003 23:14:15	Alyuda Posted by James Matthews
	Peter Carter sent me word about Alyuda, a neural network add-in for Microsoft Excel. To download a free 30-day trial visit: www.alyuda.com/downloads.htm. To find out more about Alyuda Research, Inc. and its products visit: www.alyuda.com The full press release follows: ( more ) Full Posting
17/01/2003 00:48:46	NeuroDriver Posted by James Matthews
	Gideon Pertzov sent me word that he has released a demo of NeuroDriver, a neural network designed to drive vehicles within a game world. I posted this back in November, when it appeared on the Flipcode IOTD. Full Posting
19/12/2001	$50,000 AI Breakthrough! Posted by James Matthews
	Paul Zimmons kindly pointed me to this EETimes article about some new AI software that will apparently revolutionize the field. The article starts off: "A software development firm says it has solved one of the hardest problems in artificial intelligence, successfully extracting hierarchical categories from streams of sensory data. And for $50,000, HNC Software Inc. will tell you just how it accomplished that feat." The article states the software uses a sort of neural network to achieve its remarkable results. The software sounds incredible but I won't be convinced until I see it myself and at $50,000 for a demonstration...I'll wait. Here is the HNC Cortronics page. Full Posting
09/08/2001	Future Neural Network May Look Like Insect Antenna Posted by James Matthews
	Forrest Briggs pointed me to this article that discusses how fish and insect olfactory systems may lead to some very interesting new neural networks. By allowing neurons to alter the timing of other neurons it is possible to classify (N-1)! items using N neurons. Quite impressive. The article doesn't go into much detail so if anyone has more information, I'd like to hear about it. Full Posting
29/07/2001	Security Software Taught Abnormal Movements Posted by James Matthews
	This Reuters article details a new security software program that can distinguish between normal behaviours such as walking and talking against abnormal behaviour such as fighting and collapsing. The program uses a neural network to learn and classify the motion detected. The article says this is a new concept, but I know of similar research efforts elsewhere. Anyway, neat stuff. Full Posting
09/05/2001	AOL using Neural networks! Posted by James Matthews
	According to this Slashdot post, AOL is started a new filtering system that utilizes neural networks to filter out unappropriate material. The post references this Wired.com article, which brings up a cool example of the new technology. The software blocked a site called "The Art of Oral Sex", yet allowed "Is Oral Sex Safe" through - showing the context-sensitive nature of the blocking system. Unfortunately, due to patents pending, the details of the software are very fuzzy. Full Posting
09/05/2001	Neural networks and Finance Posted by James Matthews
	Meant to post this a week ago, but Yahoo ran this badly titled article, that discusses the pros and cons of neural network powered financial software. Surprisingly, the article doesn't mention TradingSolutions, the NN-powered software developed by NeuroDimension. Full Posting

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