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I am a Mathematics and Computer Science undergrad at the Université de Provence in Marseille, France. My interests range from abstract math to concrete computer science, and even science in general.
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Hi Alp,
is there possible to build neural network with multiple layers in HNN? From its sources it seams, that it can have only two tiers:
check :: [[Neuron]] -> Bool
check nss = let l = length nss in l > 1 && l [[Neuron]]
nn nss | check nss = nss
| otherwise = error “Invalid nn”
Why it can’t take here any number of layers?
best regards,
Robert
Robert,
I just wrote this first version when I was learning Haskell and so I went for simplicity and since theoretically we’re guaranteed that it’s enough, I just stopped there. However, we’re preparing (for a long time now) a new version. But let me warn you that I’m quite busy, so is the other guy working on HNN so we’re a bit short on time and don’t know at all when it’ll be available. So let me know if you’re interested!