Save running assembly to disk.

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Bruce

Ok lets say I have a neural network implementation and I in the process
of running a wizard have trained it for my data. Now I have that
trained network in memory.

I already have the functionality to serialize and deserialize the
network, however what I would really like to do is save that running
assembly with its preset dendrites to a dll. Is this possible.

Any ideas even if they sound crazy would be appreciated.
 
Hello, Bruce!

B> I already have the functionality to serialize and deserialize the
B> network, however what I would really like to do is save that running
B> assembly with its preset dendrites to a dll. Is this possible.

AFAIK it is possible.

I assume that dll you want save is generated when neural net ( NN ) is training?

Or you have particlar object instance that holds data ( about NN ) and you want to save it along with that data?

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Vadym said:
Hello, Bruce!

B> I already have the functionality to serialize and deserialize the
B> network, however what I would really like to do is save that running
B> assembly with its preset dendrites to a dll. Is this possible.

AFAIK it is possible.

I assume that dll you want save is generated when neural net ( NN ) is training?

Or you have particlar object instance that holds data ( about NN ) and you want to save it along with that data?
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I have an object instance that holds data and I want to save along with
data.
I want to take the instance and save as is.
 
Well, I think you need serialization.
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I have no problem with serialization that is extremely easy what I want
to do is while the assembly is loaded into memory I want to save it
with the current property settings to a dll.

I already implemented the serialize and deserialize method. What I
would really like to do is dynamically load the nn assembly train the
network and then save the trained network to the filesystem as a single
dll.
 
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