Hello Everyone, I'm happy to announce that HTM.java has received some brand new functionality in the form of Anomaly Detection & Prediction. This code is a port of the Python anomaly functionality, and tests are 100% compatible providing identically compliant anomaly functionality.
See the wiki explaining usage here: https://github.com/numenta/htm.java/wiki/Anomaly-Detection-Module I would like to add a thank you to all Numenta engineers for upholding a standard of neatness, thoroughness and comprehension capable of making this kind of unilateral support possible. You have truly made this a unique and terrific product! In addition there have been other updates: 1. Added QuickTest.java - a more comprehensive example of usage which ties together all components so that users can now dive in quickly. (More information on wiki) 2. Optimized code of Pool.class to reduce object instantiation and performance. 3. Added EclipseFormatRules.xml in response to Sean Connelly's request so that we can uphold universal code formatting standards in HTM.java. 4. HTM.java project front page updates. 5. HTM.java wiki has been updated. Stay tuned for the new Network API (coming soon) Special thanks to Matt Taylor, Chetan Surpur, Scott Purdy, and Subutai whose direct influence and help has made all the work possible. (I guess I should mention Jeff too, but that's a little obvious!) :-) Happy NuPIC'ing! David -- *We find it hard to hear what another is saying because of how loudly "who one is", speaks...*
