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In this article, we discussed a couple of concepts about neural networks and machine learning that are used in javascript using brain.js and how it uses these concepts sequentially.
I'm sorry I'm a n00b and I have a few questions.
What concepts about neural networks do you mean you talked about? Can you list them please? I also feel a little confused or maybe I don't fully understand where exactly in the article you talk about how brain.js uses 'these concepts sequentially'? What concepts? I searched this page for the word sequentially and it is not even in the post. So weird. It does sound very interesting if you put it like that. Using concepts sequentially, woa that almost makes my head explode. I have one more question about that. On the brain.js Github page and on their website it says that it runs on multiple threads, wouldn't that make it parallel and not sequential?
Man, hard to wrap my head around these things. I wish there were more examples available on the internet on how to use brain.js, it seems like everybody who writes about this stuff is simply copying examples from the readme file from the package repository verbatim and then add a little filler text and their social media links.
Anyway thanks so much for this article. I'm sure a lot of people can learn from this.
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I'm sorry I'm a n00b and I have a few questions.
What concepts about neural networks do you mean you talked about? Can you list them please? I also feel a little confused or maybe I don't fully understand where exactly in the article you talk about how brain.js uses 'these concepts sequentially'? What concepts? I searched this page for the word sequentially and it is not even in the post. So weird. It does sound very interesting if you put it like that. Using concepts sequentially, woa that almost makes my head explode. I have one more question about that. On the brain.js Github page and on their website it says that it runs on multiple threads, wouldn't that make it parallel and not sequential?
Man, hard to wrap my head around these things. I wish there were more examples available on the internet on how to use brain.js, it seems like everybody who writes about this stuff is simply copying examples from the readme file from the package repository verbatim and then add a little filler text and their social media links.
Anyway thanks so much for this article. I'm sure a lot of people can learn from this.