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This page could definitely be fleshed out a bit with information about other neural targeting bots, but I just don't know enough about most of them to write intelligently about them. Some of them are: Orca, OrcaM, GB, TheBrainPi, NeuralPremier, Fe4r, Chomsky, Gaia, and Thinker. It also strikes me as reading a bit too historical and not quite techy enough, but really, neural targeting is a pretty broad field, so I think it might be OK to have it like this and link to various other technical pages / discussions. --[[User:Voidious|Voidious]] 19:23, 12 November 2007 (UTC) | This page could definitely be fleshed out a bit with information about other neural targeting bots, but I just don't know enough about most of them to write intelligently about them. Some of them are: Orca, OrcaM, GB, TheBrainPi, NeuralPremier, Fe4r, Chomsky, Gaia, and Thinker. It also strikes me as reading a bit too historical and not quite techy enough, but really, neural targeting is a pretty broad field, so I think it might be OK to have it like this and link to various other technical pages / discussions. --[[User:Voidious|Voidious]] 19:23, 12 November 2007 (UTC) | ||
| − | : Both me and [[Wcsv]] used Self-Organized Maps (aka Kohonen Maps) as our Neural Network. I might release the code once I get it reformatted in a way that won't scare everyone off. --[[User:Chase-san|Chase-san]] 19:27, 12 November 2007 (UTC) | + | : Both me and [[User:Wcsv|Wcsv]] used Self-Organized Maps (aka Kohonen Maps) as our Neural Network. I might release the code once I get it reformatted in a way that won't scare everyone off. --[[User:Chase-san|Chase-san]] 19:27, 12 November 2007 (UTC) |
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This page could definitely be fleshed out a bit with information about other neural targeting bots, but I just don't know enough about most of them to write intelligently about them. Some of them are: Orca, OrcaM, GB, TheBrainPi, NeuralPremier, Fe4r, Chomsky, Gaia, and Thinker. It also strikes me as reading a bit too historical and not quite techy enough, but really, neural targeting is a pretty broad field, so I think it might be OK to have it like this and link to various other technical pages / discussions. --Voidious 19:23, 12 November 2007 (UTC)
