Post number #108676, ID: 8cf827
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Phyton or C? Or another one of course.
Post number #108686, ID: f81070
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Python is pretty good. Have seen some RNN coded in Ruby as well, so it might be worth a look.
But then again, you kinda have to define what "AI" you're looking for here. Is it the one that uses NLP and thus would form a chatbot? Or is it one that can do some task very smartly?
Post number #108886, ID: 355d49
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It is quite easy to make a simple multi layer perceptron with matlab(or gnu octave that's almost identical but open source and free) But my rubyist side wants to recommend it.... And though I'm not a fan of python it is also quite decent. I could try to go deeper into the subject(not much but enough) if I knew whether you want performance or ease to make the code, also your programming experience
Post number #108955, ID: 098df8
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>>108686>>108886 Guess I'll try ruby then. Thanks anons
Post number #109327, ID: afe9f5
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Definitely declarative languages like prolog or scheme. You should combine them with imperative languages, when it comes to interface and i/o stuff. But the AI code itself is much faster/easier written with less lines in declarative languages like scheme. Funfact: A very efficient (developers say.„brutal“) compiler for scheme is called „Stalin“, so on debianoids do: sudo apt install stalin ;) Awkward huh?
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| Phyton or C? Or another one of course.