ferucil
21st Aug 2015
21st Aug 2015
In any real brain, as two neurons are sparked, the connection between them is strengthened, and so they trigger eachother more and more. The closest I can get to that is using tubes of mercury, which increase in "conductivity" as they're sparked.
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Schmolendevice: Wow dude, you are really a pro with neural networks... why dont you make one?
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@Demoman200 Ah, so you're up for the actual proper 'inhibitory/excitatory action potential summation' based neural networks and soma simulations, are you? Yeah, I've just been recently looking into the rather well quite simple use of PSCN + ARAY synapses, HWSC somas and TSNS axon hillocks for just that. Trying to create artificial neural networks with 'conducty things' that don't model the real thing is for the most part a waste of time.
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ive used this for my evolution save. we need to improve it so i was wondering if you could help: ID:1844348
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nuked it.. I have problems xD +1 great work
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*very cool.
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ver cool. +1
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is cool paint all black and view in fancy display just the sparks
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Pretty interesting! +1 I recommend trying threshold-based models next, they tend to work better for neural networks.
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I made it very compact but pretty unstable: ID:1843445
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And I never thought of mercury...