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richmond62 wrote: Thu Aug 29, 2019 1:14 pm Thoughts . . .

http://www.tigabyte.com/hnfiles/neural.html

going to have a play with it, looks similair language, and even for Android

Well it was close, and I like that computer almost as much as I like HAL...

sphere wrote: Thu Aug 29, 2019 1:51 pm looks similair language, and even for Android

...but still no for 'nix which is kinda surprising, since RB does run on 'nix.

HyperNEXT has been developed by one bloke, all by himself, and in my opinion, while being a very brave attempt, it is not up to LiveCode's standard. Having said that I think the LiveCode people should have a long look at HyperNEXT, and just possibly "pinch" some of the ideas there.

Yup, I've been watching it long enough to know its history, but as I say, I'm still surprised it hasn't been ported to 'nix yet.

on the website it says Linux development has ceased

Malkom told me about 4 years ago that as he was working on his own with
almost no financial support he could not sustain Linux development, and, in
fact no Linux builds have ever got anywhere.

I think the reason for my surprise might not be understood. My assumption is that he was building this from RB, which I was using just prior to coming to Lc/Mc.

RB works on the same desktop platforms that Lc/Mc work on, so the reason I am 'surprised' is that the port shouldn't have required all that much to do having a complete IDE/language environment already, relatively speaking. I wonder if the difficulty he ran into was an issue with the libraries on 'nix, I know the older versions of RB that I have required some really older 32bit stuff that isn't even in the repositories anymore.

I have nothing but admiration for someone that takes on making a programming environment, whether alone or as part of a group.

I have e-mailed Malkom several times over the years and he has
always been very forthcoming and answered my questions . . .

info@tigabyte.com

i'm just seeing these replies, as i don't get any emails from the forum it seems.
Thanks for your comments.

If you have it set to send you an email in the CP, then I would check your spam/trash box.

If they aren't sent there, maybe enable rss and hit the forum that way (but you will see everything posted).

ok, i thought it had something to do with the move.
thanks Bogs

That is also a possibility

via graphs and text output

http://www.tigabyte.com/hnfiles/neural.html

Wondering about graph output in LiveCode.

https://livecode.com/livecode-widgets-the-line-chart/

One of the "problems" of any attempt at developing a Neural Network is
that as it, supposedly, "learns" it must be able to modify its own code . . .

. . . now that would be asking a bit much in a standalone.

richmond62 wrote: Mon Sep 16, 2019 7:13 pm One of the "problems" of any attempt at developing a Neural Network is
that as it, supposedly, "learns" it must be able to modify its own code . . .

. . . now that would be asking a bit much in a standalone.

Self-modifying code is easily done the way all modifications are done in all applications: put the part that needs to be saved as modified into a separate file.

With neural nets, though, it's not so much code that's modified, as weight tables.