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@@puppergump4117 you don't need to be this generous. I shall thank you for thanking me for thanking you for thanking me for thanking him for supporting him
Awesome, I really enjoyed it ! Especially cool that you paid that much attention to the implementation of visualisation without going too far from the topic
Thats super cool! Could you make a tutorial (for begginers on c++ ) on how to build this? (Explaining every step of the code). I would love to see that! Anyway, congratz for the amazing video.
I loved the learning visualizations :) And finally i stumbled over a simple back propagation code here, i always don't understand the mathematical explainations :D
Damn! Never been so early, but imma go and meet up with some friends, so I'll have to check it out later. FIRST! I think... I'm looking foward to it! And also
Normally I dislike when people promote their stuff on reddit, but I really enjoy your videos. Some goes over my head but I always learn something and you get a chuckle occasionally :)
Late to the video, but you should try adding a bias to each node along with it's summing function. So it looks something like Total Sum + Bias. Consider the bias to be the weight of the node. You will get even better performance. Good job man.
Hi, I am trying to figure out how do you visualize it(training on grid of pixels) as far as I know it has to be trained based on known answers, so did you distribute right values between the cells or something?
@@Kofybrek thanks I have figured it out, I wrote a terrible and unoptimized spaghetti code in pygame , making connections to be objects so that I can omit utilization of matrices, it works !!!
I really want to learn how to do this in C++, thanks for your videos. Everyone in real life has told me its impossible.. and that discourages me alot. But its my dream to work in c++, it gives me much more joy than python.
I make one but by using GLSL and SFML with C++, good but i got problem on my GPU; and screen became shaking like electromagnetic shock wave????😅 i SSurcharged by million neuron …. ------; i still on development of these.
C++ is a bit harder but runs wayyy faster than Python and has more features than Python. Imo you should learn Python first and then C++. Also C++ is better for making your own ML/AI library and python is better for using other people's libraries like PyTorch or Tensorflow.
@@Kofybrek Thanks, but I got another problem... Is it supposed to show 12 circles in a 3 by 4 form with random colors on the right? I'm really confused... Perhaps it's because I'm on an x64 and it needed to be an x32?
@@WinterNox It said tutorial in the title. You claimed it was "not supposed to be a tutorial". I just pointed it out so you don't tell other people the same thing, hopefully.
Based on his voice, experience, and upload schedule, he's likely between 22 and 28 years old. My best guess is 26 years old, but then again voices can be deceiving.
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You make neural networks sound super easy, I love it!!
I'd like to thank you for supporting him
@@risingdarkness I'd like to thank you for thanking him for supporting him
@@puppergump4117 I'd like to thank you for thanking me thanking him for supporting him
@@risingdarkness Nono I should thank you for thanking me for thanking you for thanking him for supporting him
@@puppergump4117 you don't need to be this generous. I shall thank you for thanking me for thanking you for thanking me for thanking him for supporting him
"but it works so I dont care"😂 truer words have never been spoken😂
It's hard to find someone using c++ thanks for this my guy
I hope you make more videos about A. I, reinforcement learning, machine learning etc using c++
Create an in-depth tutorial series on neural networks in c++ PLEEEEEASE
Found it on reddit, a very welcome find. Very cool video:)
Same!
Nice! The output visualization helps a lot to know the capabilities of that kind of neural networks.
Damn bro, WTF !! You are so criminally underrated . I bow to thee
At last, a video that uses C++ for neural networks
Awesome, I really enjoyed it !
Especially cool that you paid that much attention to the implementation of visualisation without going too far from the topic
Thats super cool!
Could you make a tutorial (for begginers on c++ ) on how to build this? (Explaining every step of the code). I would love to see that!
Anyway, congratz for the amazing video.
I second this
tbh this video is pretty good. I like you bro. You are underrated. please continue to ur content
super cool!!!! didnt know bias neurons could help so much
So informative. Great work , Sir. Can I just ask what GUI library you are using in this video ??
I'm using SFML.
How u got so high quality videos for that amount of subs man?
You deserve wayyyyy more
Seriously. It's like the viewership of a new channel, but the quality of one with experience. Good work, OP. Keep it up.
very cool video! big fan of doing everything myself
at last my brain and a video tutorial are 100% in-sync. love it. thank u!
neat content Kofybrek. I broke that thumbs up on your video. Keep up the very good work.
I loved the learning visualizations :) And finally i stumbled over a simple back propagation code here, i always don't understand the mathematical explainations :D
im not sure how much im absorbing or whether im learning or not, but this is definitely entertaining, you should have more subs
Damn! Never been so early, but imma go and meet up with some friends, so I'll have to check it out later.
FIRST! I think...
I'm looking foward to it! And also
please please make a tutorial series on neural nets with c++, we'd love it!❤
Normally I dislike when people promote their stuff on reddit, but I really enjoy your videos. Some goes over my head but I always learn something and you get a chuckle occasionally :)
Bro I love your voice man and the ways you explained properly. Just little love from India just for you.......
Nice video Kofybrek!
Your content is fun man
Late to the video, but you should try adding a bias to each node along with it's summing function. So it looks something like Total Sum + Bias. Consider the bias to be the weight of the node. You will get even better performance. Good job man.
Hi, I am trying to figure out how do you visualize it(training on grid of pixels) as far as I know it has to be trained based on known answers, so did you distribute right values between the cells or something?
I ran the neural network for each pixel.
@@Kofybrek thanks I have figured it out, I wrote a terrible and unoptimized spaghetti code in pygame , making connections to be objects so that I can omit utilization of matrices, it
works !!!
im having trouble understanding the back propagation
I really want to learn how to do this in C++, thanks for your videos. Everyone in real life has told me its impossible.. and that discourages me alot. But its my dream to work in c++, it gives me much more joy than python.
Ya even I love C++ more than Python. And C++ is not that hard it's just more open which makes it a kinda mess. But then even I love C++
86% of the population is below average intelligence... Do your own thing, ignore the tards
Me too
Thank you!
I downloaded the source code but I get sfml graphics not in directory wth mehn.
Hi. What program do you use to draw?
Aseprite.
I make one but by using GLSL and SFML with C++, good but i got problem on my GPU; and screen became shaking like electromagnetic shock wave????😅 i SSurcharged by million neuron …. ------; i still on development of these.
we need more videos
feed forward evolutionary training is better, or just feed forward gradient search (descent-ascent) or just multi-variate newtons method
black box training of the neural network
multi-parameter black box neural network optimization grid-gradient search
I am going to do bachelors in AI&ML and I want to know that should I learn cpp Or I can directly jump to learning Python for AI?
C++ is a bit harder but runs wayyy faster than Python and has more features than Python. Imo you should learn Python first and then C++.
Also C++ is better for making your own ML/AI library and python is better for using other people's libraries like PyTorch or Tensorflow.
You should make one of those wild west shooter games that is seen in back to the future
How did you learn ml in cpp?
From the internet. I already knew cpp when I started learning ml so it wasn't hard for me to do this project.
Where is Graphics.h? how I don't have it???
You need to use SFML for this.
@@Kofybrek Thanks, but I got another problem... Is it supposed to show 12 circles in a 3 by 4 form with random colors on the right? I'm really confused... Perhaps it's because I'm on an x64 and it needed to be an x32?
@@Jiangyou666 Are compiling the code yourself? If so, then you can just compile it on an x64.
Can you make a video about corn? I am sure I speak for everyone when I say we would love to hear your thoughts on corn.
I'll make a 2 hour video about it, so stay tuned!
You speak like normal when I set the speed of this video to 0.75
I have to try that. Lowing volume didn't work.
He's like the Ben Shapiro of programming
Bro Show the Full Code
It's in the description.
I am sorry to break this to you, but what you showed at 2:31 is not recursion...
Can you make the first gta. I think that will be awesome 😎
Why do you always forget about bias in neutral networks.
You always only mention weihts but no bias.
So someone could reconstruct technoblade?
didn't understand shit.. can u link me to any resource that is beginner friendly to learn ML
This was not supposed to be a tutorial
@@WinterNox Writing and Training a Neural Network using C++ and SFML - AI *Tutorial*
th-cam.com/video/Wo5dMEP_BbI/w-d-xo.html
@@puppergump4117 Tf bro i ain't asking for shit why tag me?
@@WinterNox It said tutorial in the title. You claimed it was "not supposed to be a tutorial". I just pointed it out so you don't tell other people the same thing, hopefully.
Yoo how old are you
I'd like to keep it a secret.
Based on his voice, experience, and upload schedule, he's likely between 22 and 28 years old. My best guess is 26 years old, but then again voices can be deceiving.
this is amazing (get a better mic)
I will soon.
Everybody shouldn't have gone to school.
quit yelling dude...
I like it
make sure u dont what ? Pls tell me 🥲🥲