XPost: comp.ai.neural-nets   
   From: ted.dunning@gmail.com   
      
   Matlabs NNtoolbox is intended to design, train and test multi-level   
   perceptrons.  As such, it will probably be easier if you train your   
   models in the Matlab environment.  Implementing a NN in C++ is easy,   
   but getting a really good training algorithm with all necessary   
   regularization and variable selection is not something you should plan   
   on reimplementing if you don't have considerable experience in such   
   matters.  It will be vastly easier to export the data from C++ than to   
   import the training algorithms.   
      
   That said, you can integrate any Matlab code into a C++ program on a   
   windows platform by using your Matlab program as a COM object.  You can   
   also embed matlab code into Excel.  Depending on your needs, it will   
   probably still be easier to just dump out your training andt est data   
   and train the models directly from matlab.  The exception would be if   
   you need to deliver a product that trains models in a customer setting,   
   or if the models are expected to be changing very often.   
      
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