Neural networks in JavaScript. Well-documented and object-oriented.

• In the browser

  <script type="text/javascript" src="dist/browser-bundle.min.js"></script>

• In Node.js

  $ npm install @delight-im/neural-network
  

  and

  var NeuralNetwork = require("@delight-im/neural-network");

• Creating a new instance

  • Neural network with 3 input neurons and 1 output neuron

    var network = new NeuralNetwork.Type.Feedforward(3, [], 1);

  • Neural network with 4 input neurons, 3 hidden neurons and 2 output neurons

    var network = new NeuralNetwork.Type.Feedforward(4, [ 3 ], 2);

  • Neural network with 6 input neurons, two hidden layers with 4 and 2 neurons, and 3 output neurons

    var network = new NeuralNetwork.Type.Feedforward(6, [ 4, 2 ], 3);

• Passing any number of additional options to the network

  // pass an object containing the desired options as the fourth parameter
  var network = new NeuralNetwork.Type.Feedforward(3, [ 4 ], 1, {
      seed: 501935,
      learningRate: 0.3,
      hiddenLayerActivationFunction: new NeuralNetwork.Activation.HyperbolicTangent(),
      outputLayerActivationFunction: new NeuralNetwork.Activation.BinaryStep()
  });

• Available activation functions

  new NeuralNetwork.Activation.ArcTangent();
  new NeuralNetwork.Activation.BinaryStep();
  new NeuralNetwork.Activation.GaussianFunction();
  new NeuralNetwork.Activation.HyperbolicTangent();
  new NeuralNetwork.Activation.Identity();
  new NeuralNetwork.Activation.LogisticFunction();
  new NeuralNetwork.Activation.RectifiedLinearUnit();
  new NeuralNetwork.Activation.RectifiedLinearUnit(0.01);
  new NeuralNetwork.Activation.SinusoidFunction();

• Training the network using supervised batch ("all-at-once") learning

  // the first parameter is the array of inputs and the second parameter is the array of desired outputs
  // the third parameter is the optional number of iterations and the fourth parameter is the optional error threshold
  var error = network.trainBatch(
      [
          [0, 0, 1],
          [0, 1, 1],
          [1, 0, 1],
          [1, 1, 1]
      ],
      [
          [ 0 ],
          [ 1 ],
          [ 1 ],
          [ 0 ]
      ],
      60000,
      0.005
  );

• Training the network using supervised online ("single-pattern") learning

  // the first parameter is the input and the second parameter is the desired output
  var error = network.train([0, 0, 1], [ 0 ]);

• Asking the network to predict some output from a supplied input pattern

  // the single parameter is the input to process
  network.predict([ 0, 0, 1 ])

• Saving the network with all its properties to a JSON string

  var jsonStr = JSON.stringify(network);

• Restoring the network with all its properties from a JSON string

  var network = NeuralNetwork.Type.Feedforward.fromJson(jsonStr);

• Prerequisites

  $ npm install -g uglify-js
  $ npm install -g browserify
  

• Building the browser bundle

  $ browserify src/main.js --standalone NeuralNetwork > dist/browser-bundle.js
  $ uglifyjs dist/browser-bundle.js --compress --preamble "$(< src/header.js)" > dist/browser-bundle.min.js
  $ rm dist/browser-bundle.js
  

• Running the Node.js examples

  $ node examples/node.js
  

All contributions are welcome! If you wish to contribute, please create an issue first so that your feature, problem or question can be discussed.

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