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Easy to use Perl modules for neural networks

In a project that I'm working on I have a decision problem and none of my attempts have given satisfying results: using domain specifik knowledge, trying to generate statistics and creating a statistical model etc etc.

I have basic knowledge about neural networks, now I want to try if that approach might yield some good results. I have a lot of data so all I want is basically to set up a simple NN, train it and see what I get.

Do you know about any decent Perl modules that might use for this purpose? I've found a few but I'd hate to waste my time trying all of them.

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André Laszlo Avatar asked Jul 08 '11 13:07

André Laszlo


1 Answers

There are several, but I'd start with AI::NeuralNet::Simple. On CPAN, the AI namespace has a whole bunch of others, some are wrappers for C libraries, others do fancy neural net things, but this is a simple base to start with. And it is well documented, which is not the case for some of the others

Caveats: none of the NN modules is that well maintained or widely tested. This one explicitly states that it is alpha code not for production use. For a proof-of-concept, it should be fine.

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Stuart Watt Avatar answered Oct 25 '22 07:10

Stuart Watt