F# and WPF
By the moment I have a solution of the problem: I have the simplest artificial neural network that solves elliptic equation. For further research process I need a visualization of my solution.
There are three way to have this done:
- Text output into file and writing application on other language to show the results. This is a fast and simple solution. But my F# program returns list of weights, widths and centers. So I need to write the neural network modeler again! Oh, no… I don’t like this way.
- Use the ability of Microsoft Visual Studio to call procedures, written on other languages inside one project. At first I wanted to use this ability, but yesterday I find the best way to do the modeler.
- Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF). It’s a part of .NET framework 3 and gives us an opportunity to have separate code and markup written.
I need to have my visualizer finished in 3 days, so results are coming soon!
There are a lot of materials about F# and WPF, but I liked this one.
December 1st, 2008 in
Improve your skills, Using neural networks for solving partial differential equations
