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Is there a canonical simple "helloworld" neural network design? Something beyond AND/OR logic, a handful of nodes that does something mildly "useful"?
July 25, 2022, 7:18 p.m. | /u/bigattichouse
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Thinking maybe something like a three input light tracker for a little solar panel, but was curious if there were other ideas.
[https://bigattichouse.medium.com/penny-for-your-thoughts-copper-based-electrolytic-memristor-neural-network-part-4-8a6e43a3ce26](https://bigattichouse.medium.com/penny-for-your-thoughts-copper-based-electrolytic-memristor-neural-network-part-4-8a6e43a3ce26)
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