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# nn - Neural Networks in C
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# nn - Neural Networks in C
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This repository implements various neural networks in C, focusing mainly on targetting embedded systems or creating hardware accelerators (FPGA-Based, ASIC, etc.) \
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This repository implements various neural networks in C, focusing mainly on targetting embedded systems or creating hardware accelerators (FPGA-Based, ASIC, etc.) \
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This project was created as part of my independent study course, where I am currently researching the design of hardware accelerators for high-performance workloads
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This project was created as part of my independent study course, where I am currently researching the design of hardware accelerators for high-performance workloads
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### Current Implementations (project index)
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### Current Implementations (project index)
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`mnist.c` - Driver code for `cnn.c` which trains on the [MNIST](https://yann.lecun.com/exdb/mnist/) dataset
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`mnist.c` - Driver code for `cnn.c` which trains on the [MNIST](https://yann.lecun.com/exdb/mnist/) dataset
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### Usage
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### Usage
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`mnist.c` is a great example of how the library is used, but basic usage boils down to a few simple things: \
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`mnist.c` is a great example of how the library is used, but basic usage boils down to a few simple things:
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1) Importing `cnn.c` into your code
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1) Importing `cnn.c` into your code
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2) Creating a network and creating layers:
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2) Creating a network and creating layers:
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