A Wonderfully Integrated Native Object Oriented Neural Network API: WINOONNA

WINOONNA on Github:

Now that Neural Networks are in fashion (back again) under the fancy name of 'DeepLearning', I am  making the library I developed back in 2011 public.

A Wonderfully Integrated Native Object Oriented Neural Network API: WINOONNA
https://github.com/sciencetechworks/WINOONNA



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