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neural-network-visualizer

v0.3.5

Published

This is an ES6 component for rendering Neural Network visualizations. It relies on [roughjs](https://roughjs.com).

Downloads

25

Readme

Neural Network Visualizer

This is an ES6 component for rendering Neural Network visualizations. It relies on roughjs.

A sample output

Live demo

Install

yarn add neural-network-visualizer

Quick Start

import React from 'react';
import ReactDOM from 'react-dom';
import NNVisualizer from 'neural-network-visualizer';

ReactDOM.render(<NNVisualizer
  width={800}
  height={600}
  lineColor="black"
  lineWidth="5"
  network={{
    vertical: false,
    layers: [
      {
        units: 3,
      },
      {
        units: 4,
        fill: 'red',
        stroke: 'black',
        strokeWidth: 10,
        radius: 30,
      },
      {
        units: 2,
      },
    ],
  }}
/>, document.body);

API

  • width - The width of the visualizatoin
  • height - The height of the visualization
  • network - A network definition, defined below

network

  • vertical - An optional boolean denoting whether the network is vertical or not
  • layers - An array of Layer objects`
  • diameter - The default diameter of a cell.
  • fill - The default fill color for a cell
  • fillWeight - The default fill weight for a cell, where relevant
  • fillStyle - The default fill style to use for the cell
  • strokeWidth - The default stroke width for lines and cells
  • lineWidth - The line style to use for the cell. Overrides strokeWidth
  • roughness - The default roughness to use
  • bowing - The amount of bowing to use

layer

  • units - The number of units in the layer
  • diameter - The radius of the neuron. Overrides network-set variable.
  • fill - The fill color for the cell. Overrides network-set variable.
  • fillWeight - The fill weight for the cell, where relevant. Overrides network-set variable.
  • fillStyle - The fill style to use for the cell. Overrides network-set variable.
  • strokeWidth - The stroke style to use for the cell. Overrides network-set variable.
  • lineWidth - The stroke style to use for the cell. Overrides strokeWidth set on the layer.
  • roughness - The default roughness to use. Overrides network-set variable.
  • bowing - The amount of bowing to use. Overrides network-set variable.

Line definitions in the first layer will be discarded; layer definitions work backwards, so the second layer's definition will be used for the line connecting the first and second layers.

License

MIT