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novabrain

v0.8.7

Published

Neural network library for NodeJS and browser

Downloads

53

Readme

Novabrain

Novabrain is a javascript neural network library for Node.js and browser. This library implements a multilayer perceptron network that you can train to learn XOR, OR, AND ... for example.

Perceptron

In Node.js

You can install Novabrain with npm

$ npm install novabrain --save
var Novabrain = require('novabrain');
var Neuron    = Novabrain.Neuron;
var Layer     = Novabrain.Layer;
var Network   = Novabrain.Network;
var Trainer   = Novabrain.Trainer;
var Transfer  = Novabrain.Transfer;
var Samples   = Novabrain.Samples;

In the browser

You can also use the minified version to increase your web page loading

<script type="text/javascript" src="novabrain.js"></script>
<script type="text/javascript">
	(function() {
	
		var network = new Novabrain.Network(2,1);
		
		network.import(Novabrain.Samples.XOR.config);
		
		network.transfer = Novabrain.Transfer.BOOLEAN;
		
		console.log([0,0], network.output([0,0])); // [false]
		console.log([0,1], network.output([0,1])); // [true]
		console.log([1,0], network.output([1,0])); // [true]
		console.log([1,1], network.output([1,1])); // [false]
		
	})();
</script>

Create a network

Constructor expected an intergers suite. The first value is the input size The last value is the output size Between this values you can set many hidden size (2, 3, ..., 1)

new Novabrain.Network(2,1);
new Novabrain.Network(2,3,1);
new Novabrain.Network(5,4,4,2);

Samples

Novabrain samples contains training and config for basics functions

Novabrain.Samples.XOR
Novabrain.Samples.AND
Novabrain.Samples.OR

Back Propagation Training

This example shows how the neural network is trained to learn XOR

var network = new Novabrain.Network(2,1);
var trainer = new Novabrain.Trainer(network);

trainer.train([
    { input: [0,0], output: [0] },
    { input: [0,1], output: [1] },
    { input: [1,0], output: [1] },
    { input: [1,1], output: [0] },
]);

console.log([0,0], network.output([0,0])); // [~0.05]
console.log([0,1], network.output([0,1])); // [~0.93]
console.log([1,0], network.output([1,0])); // [~0.93]
console.log([1,1], network.output([1,1])); // [~0.09]

network.transfer = Novabrain.Transfer.BOOLEAN;

console.log([0,0], network.output([0,0])); // [false]
console.log([0,1], network.output([0,1])); // [true]
console.log([1,0], network.output([1,0])); // [true]
console.log([1,1], network.output([1,1])); // [false]

Transfer functions

The transfer functions are used to change the value of the outputs. By default, neurons uses a Logistic Sigmoid transfer. You can change those properties the following way.

network.transfer = Novabrain.Transfer.BOOLEAN;

console.log([0,0], network.output([0,0])); // [false]
console.log([0,1], network.output([0,1])); // [true]
console.log([1,0], network.output([1,0])); // [true]
console.log([1,1], network.output([1,1])); // [false]

LOGISTIC
Return logistic sigmoid values

HARDLIMIT
Return 0 or 1 values

BOOLEAN
Return boolean values like HARDLIMIT

IDENTIFY
Return sum values without transfer

TANH
Return values between -1 and 1

Export and import data

var n1 = new Novabrain.Network(2,1);
var n2 = new Novabrain.Network(2,1);

n2.import(n1);
// or
n2.import(n1.export());

var results = n2.output([...]));

Create a standalone function

By default the transfer function used is LOGISITC but you can change this by two ways. Define your custom transfer before the standalone function export or set the transfer param when you use the standalone function.

var standalone = network.standalone();
var booleanResults = standalone([...], Novabrain.Transfer.BOOLEAN));
var standalone = network.standalone(Novabrain.Transfer.BOOLEAN);
var booleanResults = standalone([...]));
var tanhResults = standalone([...], Novabrain.Transfer.TANH));

Mocha is used for unit testing

$ npm test
$ make tests
$ npm install mocha -g
$ mocha

Contribute

Novabrain is an Open Source project started in France by François Mathey. Anybody is welcome to contribute to the development of this project.

If you want to contribute feel free to send PR's, just make sure to run the make before submiting it. This way you'll run all the test specs and build the web distribution files.

$ make

Thank you <3