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  1.                                            EasyNN-plus v16.0b
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  10.             This is the full cracked version of the software. Download, extract, install, enjoy.
  11.    Inside the archive there is "crack" folder wich contains everything you need to crack the software.
  12.                                                 Download link:
  13.                       http://fileom.com/7lhtamqj0ysu/EasyNN-plus.v16.0b.cracked.rar
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  20. With EasyNN-plus complex data analysis is fast and simple.  Prediction, classification and time series projection is easy.  Create the EasyNN-plus data grids from text, csv, spreadsheet, image or binary files.  Produce multi layer neural networks from the grids.  Networks with numeric, text, image or combinations of data types are created automatically or manually using the network editor.  Train, validate and query EasyNN-plus neural networks with just a few button pushes.  See the diagrams, graphs and the input / output data displayed in detail.  Watch the nodes, the connections, the graphs and the results being updated while the network learns your data.  EasyNN-plus can interwork with other applications using the built in Script and Macro facilities.
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  22. Key Features
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  25. Data Processing
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  27.     Import Excel files
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  29.     Import CSV and TXT files
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  31.     Import bitmap image files
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  33.     Import binary files
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  35.     Extensive pre-processing facilities
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  37.     Date and Time encoding
  38.  
  39.     Integer, real, boolean, text or image modes
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  41.     Many methods of handling missing values
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  45.     Min/Max column values for scaling
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  47.     Outlier handling
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  49.     Random and manual data partitioning
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  51.     Data subsets
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  53.     Check for duplicate rows
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  55.     Column value classification
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  57.     Range extender and filler
  58.  
  59.     Shuffle rows
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  61. Building the Neural Network
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  63.     Input and output selection
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  65.     Multiple inputs and outputs
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  67.    
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  69.     Check rows and columns are suitable to build a network
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  71.     Automatic or manual production of hidden layers
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  73. Control Training and Validating
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  75.     Automatic or manual learning rate and momentum
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  77.     Automatic decay of learning rate and momentum
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  79.     Global or independent input and output validating rules
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  81.     Scoring rules
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  83.     Automatic or manual network reconfiguration while learning
  84.  
  85.     Stop after fixed number of cycles
  86.  
  87.     Node and Weight freezing
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  91.     Variable validating periods
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  93.     Fixed time stop
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  95.     Variable speed learning for visual demonstrations
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  97.     Many methods of early stopping
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  99.     Validating correct or within range
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  101.     Jitter and Noise
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  103.     Random and Balanced presentation
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  105. Special Files
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  107.     Save any part of the network to TXT or CSV files
  108.  
  109.     Save the data grid to TXT or CSV files
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  113.     Save learning progress to TXT or CSV files
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  115.     Save backup while learning
  116.  
  117. Auto Save while learning
  118.  
  119.     Variable save period
  120.  
  121.     Save when error reduces
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  124.  
  125.     Save when validating results improve
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  128. Macros and Scripts
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  130.     Record and Play macros
  131.  
  132.     Extensive script language
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  134.     Add commands and scripts to macros
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  138.     Run scripts from the command line or other applications
  139.  
  140.     Single step macros
  141.  
  142.     Run background scripts while hidden
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  144. Querying
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  146.     Query trained networks manually
  147.  
  148.     Query networks from external files
  149.  
  150.     See output values change when changing input values
  151.  
  152.     Seek high or low outputs
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  154.    
  155.  
  156.     Cycle seek though all inputs
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  158.     Save results to TXT or CSV files
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  160.     Query inputs can be extended beyond the training range
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  162.     Extrapolated results can be produced
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  164. Forecasting
  165.  
  166.     Forecast future values with multiple networks
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  168.     Allow forecasts to extend beyond training limits
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  172.     Assess risk of forecasts
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  174.     Restrict forecasts to upper or lower training limits
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  176. Associations and Clusters
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  178.     Automatically find associated inputs and outputs
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  180.     Find inputs and outputs that form clusters
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  184.     Save associations and clusters
  185.  
  186.     Build networks from clusters
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  188. Leave Some Out Validating
  189.  
  190.     Sequential leave out subsets selection
  191.  
  192.     Random row selection validating
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  194.     Shuffle before validating
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  198.     Random leave out subsets selection
  199.  
  200.     Multi-fold cross validating
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  202.     Comprehensive report
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  204. Node Reduction and Weight Pruning    
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  206.     Prune insignificant weights while learning
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  210.     Reduce network to minimum size
  211.  
  212. Views    
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  214.     Data grid
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  216.     Network nodes and connections
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  218.     Learning progress graph
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  220.     Column values graph and trends
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  222.     Actual and predicted outputs for training and validating examples
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  227.     Training and validating examples errors
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  229.     Input importance and relative importance
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  231.     Input sensitivity and relative sensitivity
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  233.     Input and output associations
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  235.     Diagnostic array
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  237.     General information
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