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Description: self organising shape - a partial visualisation of a kohonen network (A form of self organising network used in A.I.) Interestingly the circular shape and complex network structure forms on its own from a set of simple rules. Input / controls: move the mouse to drag the free particle
click the mouse to randomise particles
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tags:interactive maths physics views:8609
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On Mon Mar 12, 00:31 test [anonymous user] wrote:
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On Wed Apr 23, 17:45 kira [anonymous user] wrote:
kira likes bubbleboy.
On Wed May 7, 18:34 [anonymous user] wrote:
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On Tue May 24, 10:26 tloYnVvOEjLGBHewME [anonymous user] wrote:
Thats really srhwed! Good to see the logic set out so well.
On Wed Jul 6, 22:02 AszMNEUpdIdqEKLjkq [anonymous user] wrote:
Real brain power on dlsipay. Thanks for that answer!
On Thu Jul 7, 02:16 IbLqKiZxBKlWPhev [anonymous user] wrote:
Heck of a job there, it absolutley helps me out.
On Fri Jul 8, 10:24 yehxyJxB [anonymous user] wrote:
Your answer was just what I neeedd. Its made my day!
On Fri Jul 8, 23:46 oyaagpjeVpgY [anonymous user] wrote:
Walking in the presence of giants here. Cool thinking all aonurd!
On Tue Jan 24, 13:45 ZTyZiqEJkPHX [anonymous user] wrote:
Never seen a bteetr post! ICOCBW
On Wed Sep 5, 15:34 1 [anonymous user] wrote:
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On Mon Oct 15, 05:14 EiLRdPUPCboTDCtxdZ [anonymous user] wrote:
Thanks for the iinshgt. It brings light into the dark!
On Thu Oct 18, 00:02 UriCWEWGdwdua [anonymous user] wrote:
how could I forget?? Thanks for all the kudos, its easy when you have that much good engery in one room! Excited to get all of the photos posted online for you everyone to see, should be up by next Friday!
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