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Neural network library for Python? [closed]

Can anyone (preferably with actual experience of the recommended library), suggest a good ANN library for Python?

[Edit] ideally, the library/framework supports more than the basic FF paradigm. I would like one that has (or allows you to build) other network types e.g. a SO network for example

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skyeagle Avatar asked Oct 08 '10 09:10

skyeagle


2 Answers

If you don't need native Python library, considering using an established neural network library with Python bindings. For instance FANN (Fast Artificial Neural network Library) provides such binding.

If you explicitly need a library written in Python, I would suggest checking out Orange. Orange is an open source data visualization and analysis platform that can be either used as a library or a full GUI. it does not readily support everything you might need, but potentially you will find modules suitable work neural networks, such as Orange SNNS module (not sure about its stability though). If you need to write a module of your own, Orange is a good candidate for a platform since it provides you with some basic tools.

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jsalonen Avatar answered Sep 20 '22 06:09

jsalonen


You should take a look at pybrain. It's the most complete and programmer-friendly that I've found.

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Alexandre Deschamps Avatar answered Sep 23 '22 06:09

Alexandre Deschamps