Sensitivity analysis helps explain a neural network's "thinking" process.
To solve problems, genetic algorithms analyze feedback from repeated attempts at a solution.
Bill and Lynne describe "cross" mode operations as they work towards bootstrapping 386BSD.
BioComputing may be one way to push the envelope of program complexity.
The IEEE 488 bus is ideal for embedded and engineering/scientific applications.
Get the benefits of multitasking operating systems without the complexities.
The APIs in Microsoft Mail for the Macintosh let you implement network applications without hassling with low-level communications programming.
Generate fractal images using this "fractal template" drawing tool.
Michael interviews computer visionary Ted Nelson
Last month's screen grabber becomes this month's TSR.
Jeff presents his prescription for portable design.
Will Edsun's CEG/DAC be as important to PC graphics as Super VGA?
Good design principles are needed for everything from software to soapboxes.
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