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  >> but why do you want to convert it to basic?


Simply to be able to modify it easily.
I am new at C/C++ and I have not got years of experience working with C/C++, compare to PowerBasic.
All I am after is the structure of the C program, some ideas how the pgr can be constructed in Basic.

 >>There are other ways you can utilize this various programs as standalone ones
>>that you will be able to take their output and input it into your own program
>>  without the need to actually converting them to BASIC.
               Yes I certainly can do that, but if I do that  the main area of the program and specially the weights
can not be modified , the sigmoid function can NOT be  modified, or extra neurons and links to these neurons can not be added , prioritized or deleted .
This is crucial for me to understand exactly how the source code work to obtain a fast running program.

 >>One of the links you gave (this one) is a very straightforward tutorial that uses very simple C code
>> that you can easily learn (especially if you are already a seasoned PowerBasic programmer)
>> and implement it directly in PowerBasic.
This is correct.
I am just giving some simple examples, but there more complicated examples of ANN
When I program I like to know the tools which are available at present to do a faster job.
If I can get the structure of the prg correct, this will save me a few days work each of trials and errors.

Thanks Eran for your input commentary/questions

Guy
 
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