Introduction
complicated and can hide a lot of logic behind the code. The
solving, but for which traditional methods are not. They are
Let’s assume you that you already have gone through all
those images).
Creating the neural network.
connecting to the next layer up, till the output layer which
and 1. The nodes in the next layer receive the input values
put another way, till each output layer node has produced an
output value for the network. The desired output for the
(and here's where the network name comes in) through the
override the Train method of the base class to implement my own training
and speed of training. You have to establish the criteria when the quality of
network output is acceptable for you and when you can stop the training
experience) to be fast and accurate. I decided that I can stop the training
index of the node having maximum value and having the minimal error. An
element having value of 1. If those indices are matched – the network has
looks like:
Note: You can experiment by adding more middle layers
of the network.
going to recognize.
Creating training patterns
of the color for each element of the matrix. (No doubt that
The Outputs array of the pattern represents an expected result – the result
that network will use during the training. There are as many elements in this
the network to recognize English letters from “A” to “Z” we will need 25
each pattern are set to a digitized image data and a corresponding element in
are:
Training never
Possible solution
completes because:
1. The network topology is
network.
2. The training patterns As a solution you can clean the
are not clear enough, not patterns or you can use different
the results.
results
In order to use the network you have to load your data into
input layer. Then use the Run method to let the network
process your data. Finally, get your results out from output
Microsoft Visual Basic .NET is faster and the easiest way to create
The Graphical User Interface (GUI) provided by visual basic .NET avoids
.NET has evolved from the original BASIC language. It contains several
application by learning just a few of the keywords, yet the power of the
Visual Basic .NET contains msany integrated tools to make the application
and easily for your PC without being an expert in any other language.
forms and controls that become the building blocks of your applications.
VB.NET supports many useful tools that will help you to be more
Timer control responds to the passage of time. They are independent of the
user, and user can program them to take actions at regular intervals. A
some task. Timer also is useful for other kinds of background processing.
Each timer control has an Interval property that specifies the number of
At run time timer is invisible and its position and size are irrelevant. Timer
event is periodic.
COM port and LPT port accessing is also very easy in Visual Basic.NET.
Along with these VB.NET provides some additional features, which are
1) No person in this world under this system can hide his identity.
2) Any unit / firm / govt. can use this system with ease.
natural language.
Over the last few years, the number of academic laboratories and
separate characters than for cursive script which has much in common
documents.
Mail sorting is a good illustration of the evolution in the domain. In this
ZIP code was recognized. Then cities (and states as in the U.S.) were
between the ZIP code and the city name, as well as redundancy
rates. Today, the goal is to read the full address, down to the level of
(such as in the case of reading the literal amount of checks, the use of
word are generally linked together, poorly written and may even be
during the seventies and the eighties and pretty good results have
been achieved
criteria: the way preprocessing is performed on the data and the type
etc.).
decision methods have been used such as: various statistical methods,
this field: the holistic approach and the analytical approach. In the first
level, the grapheme or pseudo-letter level and the word level). Words
are not considered as a whole, but as sequences of smaller size units
projects have shown that cursive word recognition is feasible for small
2. the use of contextual analysis at word, sentence or text level to predict or confirm
word recognition.
This is already the direction that several major research teams have decided to follow and
there is no doubt that contextual analysis will be a field of intense research and
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