Livecode for AI?
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Livecode for AI?
Has anyone attempted to develop a neural network using Livecode.
I see on YouTube there are talks that show Python. Python is not something I want to learn. In any case, the neural network itself is usually a built item, controlled by another language.
Any advice or links would be most helpful.
I see on YouTube there are talks that show Python. Python is not something I want to learn. In any case, the neural network itself is usually a built item, controlled by another language.
Any advice or links would be most helpful.
Re: Livecode for AI?
The short answer is 'yes', but of course, it depends on how thorough of a nerual network your looking for, I suppose heh. One thread about this topic was this one.
Cyril also had a link to an AI article on his excellent set of pages https://sites.google.com/a/pgcps.org/livecode/home
Cyril also had a link to an AI article on his excellent set of pages https://sites.google.com/a/pgcps.org/livecode/home
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Thank you all for your links. On the face of it, Livecode is unlikely to be the answer to my needs.
I worked through the links and the subject varies from trivial to not realistic.
There is a trend towards 'black box' solutions, but I wanted to understand the process, not be a hamster turning the wheel.
I worked through the links and the subject varies from trivial to not realistic.
There is a trend towards 'black box' solutions, but I wanted to understand the process, not be a hamster turning the wheel.
Re: Livecode for AI?
I would keep in mind that your sole answer (mine), came from a person that does nothing with neural networks or a.i. heh, and so was probably doomed to fail to begin with.
Having said that, I'm not sure what would, for instance, be needed in a language for you to program said type of thing either. I don't think the above require for instance, grabbing input directly from hardware, which seems to be Lc's major caveat (shared by almost every other really high level language, btw.).
Having said that, I'm not sure what would, for instance, be needed in a language for you to program said type of thing either. I don't think the above require for instance, grabbing input directly from hardware, which seems to be Lc's major caveat (shared by almost every other really high level language, btw.).
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I knew someone who wrote a neural network in HyperCard, which was LiveCode's distant ancestor. That was many, many years ago but does show that the programming language isn't as important as the algorithms it drives. If you understand what needs to be done, I'm sure LC could do it. The hard part is knowing what needs to be done.
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There are many neural net packages available, many of them interfaceable from LC. Which one are you using?
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Does anybody have a LC example where an external (preferable local installable on Windows) AI package is used? I am going to try and use Weka for this but if any of you have some examples or better ideas?FourthWorld wrote: ↑Sun Mar 22, 2020 8:45 pmThere are many neural net packages available, many of them interfaceable from LC. Which one are you using?
(Weka url: https://www.cs.waikato.ac.nz/ml/weka/)
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Does Weka provide a command line interface? If so you could get started with that today using LC's shell function.
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Weka does have a command-line interface and my plan is to make use of this. Thanks for the suggestion.FourthWorld wrote: ↑Mon Mar 23, 2020 4:27 pmDoes Weka provide a command line interface? If so you could get started with that today using LC's shell function.
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Re: Livecode for AI?
Pretty good and entertaining book for learning AI:
"You Look Like a Thing and I Love You" by Janelle Shane.
https://www.amazon.com/You-Look-Like-Th ... 07PBVN3YJ/
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"You Look Like a Thing and I Love You" by Janelle Shane.
https://www.amazon.com/You-Look-Like-Th ... 07PBVN3YJ/
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