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dhg@scs.carleton.ca (Daryl Herbert Graf) writes:

> ... I'd like to give the kids a chance to use one or more
>simulators running different models (e.g. back prop, Hopfield net,
>Boltzmann machine, Kohonen's self-org maps or LVQs, etc). If you have 
>such a simulator that runs on an IBM PC, you live in the Ottawa/Carleton
>area, and you would allow us to borrow it for the period May 6-8 please
>contact me at

You are welcome to use the atree simulator for free, as are others.
There will be a new version for the IBM-PC shortly, version 2.5 so this
note is just a placeholder for an announcement to come.  It will replace the
current version 2.0, which you can get via ftp.

Here is a typical session with ftp, aimed at retrieving the adaptive
logic network (ALN) software. Unix prompts are "%", ftp prompts are "ftp>" and
editorial comments are in "[]".
% ftp      [start ftp]
ftp> open menaik.cs.ualberta.ca       [or "open 129.128.4.241"]
Name (menaik.cs.ualberta.ca:arms): anonymous
Password: [type your login id here, if you like]
ftp> cd pub
ftp> type binary [ we are dealing with a compressed file]
ftp> get atree2.tar.Z
ftp> quit
% uncompress atree2.tar.Z
% tar -xvf atree2.tar [and there you have it, and similarly for
atree2.ps.Z (a document),
alnlpst-1991.Z (the alnl mailing list archive for 1991)] and
atree2.zip (the atree code for use with Windows 3.0 on the IBM-PC and compatibles).








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