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  1. Nengo

    Nengo is a powerful development environment at every scale Among other things, Nengo is used to implement networks for deep learning, vision, motor control, visual attention, serial recall, action …

  2. Nengo — Nengo 4.0.1.dev0 docs

    Nengo ¶ Nengo is a Python library for building and simulating large-scale neural models. Nengo can create sophisticated spiking and non-spiking neural simulations with sensible defaults in a few lines …

  3. Get started with Nengo

    Nengo is a graphical and scripting based Python package for simulating large-scale neural networks.

  4. Getting started — Nengo 4.0.1.dev0 docs

    A Nengo object is a part of your model that represents information. When creating a new object, you must place it within a with block in order to inform Nengo which network your object should be placed in.

  5. Coming from TensorFlow to NengoDL — NengoDL 3.6.1.dev0 docs

    Coming from TensorFlow to NengoDL ¶ NengoDL combines two frameworks: Nengo and TensorFlow. This tutorial is designed for people who are familiar with TensorFlow and looking to learn more about …

  6. Nengo Examples

    Nengo is a graphical and scripting based Python package for simulating large-scale neural networks.

  7. Documentation - Nengo

    The core of the Nengo ecosystem is the Python library nengo, which includes the five Nengo objects (Ensemble, Node, Connection, Probe, Network) and a NumPy-based simulator.

  8. Nengo — Nengo core 2.8.0 docs

    Nengo ¶ Nengo is a Python library for building and simulating large-scale neural models. Nengo can create sophisticated spiking and non-spiking neural simulations with sensible defaults in a few lines …

  9. Optimizing a spiking neural network — NengoDL 3.6.1.dev0 docs

    Optimizing a spiking neural network ¶ Almost all deep learning methods are based on gradient descent, which means that the network being optimized needs to be differentiable. Deep neural networks are …

  10. Nengo history — Nengo 4.0.1.dev0 docs

    The Nengo API, and a NumPy-backed reference simulator, matured into what we have now released as Nengo 2.0. Since standardizing on the scripting frontend of Nengo 2.0, new backends have begun …