Appendix: Resources

All experiments in this dissertation were performed using the Con-x backprop simulator, which I wrote. There are two versions: a slow, fully programmable, Scheme version, and a fast, less flexible C++ version. Both are available via the Internet at: There you will also find code to create the networks and the datasets to duplicate the exact experiments from this dissertation. A sample Con-x script is shown below. set session e01 /* set DAT, ERR, WTS, OUT filenames */ layer input 153 layer context 153 layer hidden 153 layer output 306

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