The most important objective of this article series is to
* Demonstrate some practical uses of neural network programming
* Give you a fair idea regarding neurons, neural networks and their applications
* Introduce BrainNet library - an Artificial Neural Network library I developed - mainly using the .NET Framework.
BrainNet, as it is now, is not a commercial standard library - it is just in its beta stage. However, I would like to put BrainNet in front of the open source community - mainly to
* Create an awareness among programmers about Neural Network systems
* Initialize some discussions about practical applications of Neural Networks in emerging systems
In the process, I will explain how to develop some cool Neural Network applications as well. For example, even in this introductory article, you are learning how to develop two Neural Network programs
* DigitalNeuralGate - A Two input neural digital gate
* PatternDetector - A simple handwriting/pattern detection program