artificial neural networks

donClon

hello all...wasnt to sure where to post this, but here seems to be a good a place as any. I'm doing a dissertation on "artificial neural networks and their use in the field of weather prediction" and just wondering does anyone know where i can previous dissertations/theses on a similar topic on-line or any other good sources of information on the subject.thank you.All help appreciated.

Silent Bob

Your supervisor will be able to help far more than we can

mr_angry

A couple of my mates have written them, but they aren't available on-line. Doubt I could get you a copy at short notice, unless you happen to be in DKIT?

Karoma

have you tried reading the Q fully? and perhaps basing a google search(es) on more specific terms.. like "hunter gatherer",etc. smelly UL students

dan_an_fear

Citeseer is a good resource for scientific papers
http://citeseer.nj.nec.com/cs
The neural network faq is good for getting a general overview and pointers to further information.
ftp://ftp.sas.com/pub/neural/FAQ.html
Doing something along the same lines myself, neural networks predicting the angles between amino acids in proteins
good luck
Dan

bus77

Originally posted by donClon
I'm doing a dissertation on "artificial neural networks and their use in the field of weather prediction"

I just wanderd in off the street
Why would ya want an artifical brain to help ya predict the weather?

Capt'n Midnight

10 input "enter data",a
20 print "Scattered Showers"

That bit about amino acid angles - you are taking pH and other properties into account too ?

dan_an_fear

No, the goal is that the net learns that kind of expertise itself.

bus77

Originally posted by dan_an_fear
No, the goal is that the net learns that kind of expertise itself.

Wow!:)

Typedef

Yeah hello.

"My CPU is a neural net processor, a learning computer" - The Governator

halenger

Look up AI notes on the web... We do AI in DCU. You'll find sample/psuedo c++ code on even the 3rd year AI page.

Between the 3rd and 4th year stuff on this page you should find at least a lil something that'll be of use to you:

DCU CompApp Artificial Intelligence Notes

Syth

Aparantly if you repeat todays weather, you're right about 70% of the time, so your programme would just have to learn to repeat everthing...

skipn_easy

Except you'd want much higher accuracy than 70%. And it takes all the fun out of it.