NN.MDB The Database that thinks © 2007 Ben Margolis Interface What’s with this interface? It doesn't look like an Access app.   (Thank you. My Access apps rarely do.)   This interface was designed with two things in mind; 1, My complete boredom with gray beveled windows and grey beveled fields and gray beveled buttons, and 2, (because training this thing takes so long) I wanted to be able to see what the app was doing from across the room. I wanted to do something different, something simple but cool (maybe a little Okuda-like), and something I could do easily with simple Access controls. The result is this “Neural Workbench.”   There is a simple graphical language involved:   • The solid blue boxes are “buttons” (they aren’t really buttons, they’re actually Access label controls with a solid background and an “on-click event”) They “light-up” orange when they are active. • Text fields with boxes are places you can type (i.e. input) • Text fields without boxes are places the computer is telling you something (i.e. output)   For a detailed explanation of How to Use NN.MDB click here.

NN.MDB Website Navigation       Home Features: Native to Access: easily reads all Access data without export, can be easily implemented in any Access app without external APIs. A Great Primer for Access programmers who want an intro into Neural nets. Neural Diagrams: See your network, watch it grow! Shared Neurons: Build complex multi-tier networks.     More info: How It Works How to Use It    Walkthrough NYI: Not Yet Implemented The Interface Versions 2 & 3 NN.ACCDB (The Access 2007 version) Glossary