CMU-CS-99-164
Computer Science Department
School of Computer Science, Carnegie Mellon University



CMU-CS-99-164

LENS: The light, efficient network simulator

Douglas L. T. Rohde

August 1999

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Keywords: Neural network, simulator, backpropagation, Lens


Lens is a neural network simulator designed for speed and ease of customization. On large networks, Lens is several times faster than most commonly used simulators. Although intended primarily for backpropagation networks, it also currently supports deterministic Boltzmann machines and Kohonen networks and could easily be extended to other Hebbian or Bayesian models. Lens is written entirely in the C and Tcl languages and operates on both Unix and Windows platforms. This report gives a brief overview of Lens and describes some of the interesting aspects of its design.

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