Simulation of Neural Networks and Genetic Algorithms in a Distributed Computing Environment Using NeuroGraph

NeuroGraph is a simulation environment for design, construction and execution of neural networks and genetic algorithms in a distributed computing environment. The simulator parts either run on single computers or as distributed applications on UNIX/X-based networks consisting of personal computers, workstations or multi-processors. The parallelization component offers the possibility to divide computational tasks into concurrently executable modules, according to restrictions due to the neural net topology and computer net capabilities, i.e. NeuroGraph tries to select the best configuration out of the available distributed hardware environment to fit performance requirements.

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