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Useful Sample Codes Using Spice-SOM and Spice-MLP Neural Networks

Example of using Spice-MLP Neural Networks

	============ // MLP_Data_Modeling.cpp : Defines the entry point for the console application. #include "mlpsom_include/spice_mlp_lib.h" using namespace std; using namespace SpiceNeuro; void InitMlpDataSet(MlpTrainingSet DataSets, int nTrainingDataSet, int nInputs, int nOutputs); void FreeDataSet(MlpTrainingSet DataSets); int findMaxIndex(double data, const int nData); More ...*

Activated functions in Spice-MLP Neural Network

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AF_Linear,    // 1. y = a*x
AF_Identity, // 2. y = x
AF_Sigmoid,   // 3. y = (1.0 / (1.0 + exp(-x)))
AF_HyperTanh, // 4. y = (3.432 / (1 + exp(-0.667 * x)) - 1.716)
AF_Tanh,      // 5. y = (exp(x) - exp(-x)) / (exp(x) + exp(-x))
AF_ArcTan,    // 6. y = atan(x)
AF_ArcCotan, // 7. y = pi/2 - atan(x)
AF_ArcSinh,   // 8. y = log(x + sqr(x * x + 1))
AF_InvertAbs, // 9. y = x/(1+abs(x))
AF_Scah,      // 10. y = scah Hyperbolic Secant, ex. scah(x)
AF_Sin,       // 11. y = sin(x)
AF_Cos,       // 12. y = cos(x)
AF_ExpMinusX, // 13. y = exp (-x)
AF_ExpX,      // 14. y = exp (x)

AF_Cubic,             // 15. y = x*x*x
AF_Quadratic,         // 16. y = x*x
AF_SinXoverX,         // 17. y = sin(x)/x
AF_AtanXoverX,        // 18. y = atan(x)/x
AF_XoverEpx,          // 19. y = x/exp(x) == x *exp(-1.0 * x)
AF_Gaussian,          // 20. y = exp(-x*x)
AF_SinGaussian,       // 21. y = 3*sin(x)*exp(-x*x)
AF_CosGaussian,       // 22. y = cos(x)*exp(-x*x)
AF_LinearGaussian,    // 23. y = 2.5*x*exp(-x*x)
AF_QuadraticGaussian, // 24. y = x*x*exp(-x*x)
AF_CubicGaussian,     // 25. y = 3*x*x*x*exp(-x*x)
AF_XsinX,             // 26. y = x*sin(x)
AF_XcosX,             // 27. y = x*cos(x)

Example of using Spice-SOM to organize face data
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// Spice_SOM_For_Face_Data.cpp

using namespace std;
using namespace cv;
using namespace SpiceNeuro;

Size bsize = Size(32,45); // 40,54 size for face

// create an image of a neuron weight
// chanel = 1 or 3
Mat neuronImage(float *weight, int chanel)
{
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}

// weight_image = 1: create an image in that each neuron is average of its weights
// weight_image = 0: create an image in that each neuron is average of samples on it
Mat som_map_image(SpiceS *som, int weight_image, int chanel)
{
    // start the som
    const int nxNodes = som->GetCols();
    const int nyNodes = som->GetRows();
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    return som_img;
}

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Example of using Spice-SOM to organize iris data

#include "include/spice_som_lib.h"
using namespace SpiceNeuro;

int main()
{
    const int nxNodes = 10;
    const int nyNodes = 10;
    const int iDataLength = 4;
    const int nDataSets   = 150;

    SpiceS *som = new SpiceS(nxNodes, nyNodes, iDataLength, nDataSets);
    som->LoadTrainingData("iris_for_som_150_data_4_inputs.txt.dat");

    som->ResetRandomWeight();
    som->Training(NF_Linear, 10);

    som->BuildingWinnerTable();
    som->SaveWinnerTable2CsvFile("iris_map_after_training.csv");
    som->saveWeight("iris_weight.dat");

    ...
}

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