Thanks. Good to know.

I just found out that the Ann library isn't compatible with PD0.43-Extended. But works fine with the last PD release (PD0.48).

And it's the same for ML-Lib.

Furthermore, the ann perceptron is more powerful: it can have multiple hidden layers.

@Hugo Legrand thanks, i tried again and finally i think i figured out how to load the libraries. the answers are already above. @gsagostinho s ann link http://sourceforge.net/projects/fann/files/fann/2.2.0/FANN-2.2.0-Source.zip/download works for me, i had to add the lib to path and start. and ml-lib was already running (only need to set the path), but the strange thing that irritated me is that half of the help file messages do not seem to work with the object (i colored those in the screenshot) but all messages that are printed when i send the help message seem to work. ann is a little bit better documented, but i think i will check out @beep.beep `s patch for trying to understand how the libraries work.

Hi there,

Yes, as you mentioned, the ml-lib library only has pd help files for the svm & zerox objects. And, judging by the comments next to those messages, they look more like tests than completed documentation. If you send the message |help( to those objects, they do post some usage instructions to the console, but that's about it as far as current info for pd users.

I think I'm personally leaning more towards working with the ann library for now—partly due to the lack of ml-lib documentation, and also because ml.mlp still seems a bit unstable on Mac.

+1 for the ann library. The fact that the accuracy of the training is displayed during the training also is a plus. Make it possible to detecte what part of the trainning causes issues.

That ml-lib instability is a pity, because this library includes so many powerful tools.
The guy who created it know is a senor engineer at google.