by Adam Blum
Bidirectional associative memory is a neural net model that may solve the content-addressability problem. Adam implements BAM systems using C++, discovering that object-oriented languages go hand-in-glove with neural net development.
by Andrew J. Czuchy Jr.
Developing useful and efficient network architectures requires a simple, yet flexible environment. Andy presents an environment that dynamically creates neural networks.
by Jeanette "Jet" Lawrence
With more than 40 functioning neural net models to choose from, it is important to understand their similarities and differences.
by Rabindra P. Kar
It's been over a year since DDJ first introduced the Rhealstone, a set of benchmarking operations for real-time multitasking systems. Robin presents the "refined" definition, along with a suite of C programs to implement the benchmark.
by Glenn Searfoss
The "bounding box" method of data compression is fast and efficient for bit mapped data. Glenn describes this technique and compares it to the better-known RLE.
by Bo Ericcson
The VESA VGA BIOS extensions make it possible to write generic graphics software that tap into the powerful capabilities of Super VGA.
by Alex Lane
TopSpeed C launches JPI into the C arena. Alex puts the package under the Doctor's microscope, paying special attention to the C Techkit, and has some fun in the process.
by Casimir C. "Casey" Klimasaukas
Casey explores different approaches to edge enhancement systems, first using C, then using an off-the-shelf, two-dimensional array engine called Lotus 1-2-3.
by Michael Swaine
SD '90 brought a little of everything, from serious talk about new paradigms to hype about new products. Here's Mike's report on the year's most important programming conference.
by Al Stevens
Al starts to sort things out with CSORT, a sorting facility that you can use from within your programs or from the command line.
by Jeff Duntemann
The time has come for a time-and-date stamp object. Jeff develops one using Turbo Pascal, after mulling over Xerox's suit against Apple.
by Jonathan Erickson
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