xgui(1)
| xgui(1) | SNNS | xgui(1) |
NAME
xgui - graphical front end to the neural network simulation package SNNS
SYNOPSIS
xgui [netfile.net [ pattern.pat [ config .cfg ] ] ] [ options ]
OPTIONS
-font name
-dfont name
-mono
-help
netfile.net
pattern.pat
config.cfg
DESCRIPTION
The usual mode for working with the SNNS neural network simulator is via the graphical user interface provided by this program. It is an X11R5 based environment, which gives the user full information about, and full control over the network. A multitude of specialized windows may be opened simultaneously, displaying detailed information about the current state of the network. The network behavior is controlled in the so called Control Panel, just like with a remote control. All major network actions like initialization, learning, testing etc. may be started or halted from here. One or more Display panels give the user a 2D view of the network. Networks may also be created or modified in these windows with the help of the graphical network editor. By giving sequences of control keys or making selections from popup menues, groups of units and links can be created, modified or deleted. This allows for easy creation of large, complicated networks. Large regular networks can be constructed in the Bignet panel. Other available windows include displays for Hinton diagrams of the network weights, a graphical tracer of the network error during learning, a 3D display of the network, a network analyzing tool, activation function displays, as well as an Info panel. The latter one also allows to change the values of any unit or link at any time. Generated networks can be both printed as a Postscript file and stored in a network file for later reuse.
FILES
default.cfg
help.hdoc
SEE ALSO
The SNNS user manual under the SNNS installation directory or the hypertext manual at http://www-ra.informatik.uni-tuebingen.de/SNNS/UserManual/UserManual.html
batchman(1) batch execution interface for SNNS
snns2c(1) compiler to transform a trained neural network into a C-routine
snns(1) description of the SNNS package
AUTHOR
Guenter W. Mamier
