Using the Graphical User Interface

  This chapter describes how to use XGUI, the two dimensional X-Window Graphical User Interface to SNNS. XGUI is the usual way to interact with SNNS on Unix workstations. It tells how to call SNNS and explains the multiple windows and their buttons and menus. Together with the chapters and it is probably the most important chapter in this manual.

• XGUI Files
• Windows of XGUI
  • Shell window
  • Confirmer
  • Manager Panel
  • Info Panel
  • 2D Displays
  • Setup Panel
  • Unit Function Displays
  • File Browser
    • Loading and Saving Networks
    • Loading and Saving Patterns
    • Loading and Saving Configurations
    • Saving a Result file
    • Defining the Log File
  • Help Windows
  • Print Panel
  • Remote Panel
  • Weight Display
  • Graph Window
  • Projection Panel
• Parameters of the Learning Functions
• Update Functions
  • ART1_Stable
  • ART1_Synchronous
  • ART2_Stable
  • ART2_Synchronous
  • ARTMAP_Stable
  • ARTMAP_Synchronous
  • Auto_Synchronous
  • BAM_Order
  • BBTT_Order
  • CC_Order
  • CounterPropagation
  • Dynamic_LVQ
  • Hopfield_Fixed_Act
  • Hopfield_Synchronous
  • JE_Order
  • JE_Special
  • Kohonen_Order
  • RCC_Order
  • Random_Order
  • Random_Permutation
  • Serial_Order
  • Synchronous_Order
  • TimeDelay_Order
  • Topological_Order
• Initialization Functions
  • ART1_Weights
  • ART2_Weights
  • ARTMAP_Weights
  • CC_Weights
  • ClippHebb
  • CPN_Weights
  • DLVQ_Weights
  • Hebb
  • Hebb_FixAct
  • JE_Weights
  • Kohonen_Weights
  • PseudoInv
  • Randomize_Weights
  • Random_Weights_Perc
  • RBF_Weights
  • RBF_Weights_Kohonen
  • RBF_Weights_Redo
  • RCC_Weights
  • RM_Random_Weights
• Creating and Editing Unit Prototypes and Sites