Archive for November, 2006



Moviemaker Update

I’ve updated the Processing moviemaker library. Implemented more codecs and I think I fixed the Intel Mac bugs (but no way to tell since I don’t have one.) Hopefully nothing else broke in the process. Anyone reading this on an intel mac or windows machine, please test and let me know, thanks! […]

A first pass at my Neural Networks in processing tutorial is ready for public consumption. So, before you go and consume a turkey, consume this link. And let me know if it makes any sense at all. . .? The examples are still trivial — Linear classification, Solving XOR […]

Java Freedom Fries

Is it a penguin? A tooth? A surfer from the future? Whatever it is, this announcement sure does make me happy. Read more about it at Create Digital Motion, one of my new favorite blogs!

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So after a fierce battle with my own neurons, I am ready to release part II of my Processing series: “Neural Network! Huah! What is it good for? (Sing it again, now.)”
This example implements a multi-layered neural network that learns via “back propogation.” It’s specifically trained to solve XOR. […]

Perceptron

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Long overdue, I’ve started working on a series of

The Human Connection

An article about ITP was published yesterday in the New York Sun. Now, I’m no fan of this newspaper (see their editorials, which I couldn’t bear to read), but they do have excellent arts coverage, and they did capture ITP quite well. But did I really say this?
“Ultimately, it’s about the human […]




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