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To: Optim who wrote (22)	12/30/1997 2:21:00 AM
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In reading your posts it appears you have experience with several different NN software packages. Besides price how do they differ? Since you are presently using neuroshell, is it the best? I've noticed that neurostock offered varying numbers of "neurons" along differing price points. As to ease of use my background is non engineering with limited computer experience other than running common off the shelf software packages. Does one need extensive computer language writing abilities? Can you speak to the amount of time it takes to get a NN up and running with the type of results upon which you would risk your hard earned dollars? I presently use a system of about 25 price based indicators to make buy/sell decisions. Is this too many to feed into a NN? Thanks in advance-- CT

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