Anhar Miah
07-09-2008, 10:23 AM
Ok, this is kind of a weird request, a little background:
For my Mater Degree Disseratation, I've build a Neural Network, I've conducted simple tests to prove that it learns, now I'm teaching it how to identify the classic "Iris Flower Data" (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iris_flower_data_set).
Now in order to see if it has actually learnt to identify these types of flowers, I need to actually measure real ones, then ask the neural network to identify what flower it is.
Just one of each type is good for me.
This is what I need:
Measure three types of flowers Iris species:
(1) setosa
(2) versicolor
(3) virginica
These are the things that need to be measured for each flower:
(1) Sepal Length
(2) Sepal Width
(3) Petal Length
(4) Petal Width
Anways if anyone can do that then I would be really, really greatful, of course I could split the orginial data and use a few as a test cases, but thats just boring (and science is meant to be fun)
So if anyone has access to a flower shop, or knows their flowers...
Cheers guys
For my Mater Degree Disseratation, I've build a Neural Network, I've conducted simple tests to prove that it learns, now I'm teaching it how to identify the classic "Iris Flower Data" (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iris_flower_data_set).
Now in order to see if it has actually learnt to identify these types of flowers, I need to actually measure real ones, then ask the neural network to identify what flower it is.
Just one of each type is good for me.
This is what I need:
Measure three types of flowers Iris species:
(1) setosa
(2) versicolor
(3) virginica
These are the things that need to be measured for each flower:
(1) Sepal Length
(2) Sepal Width
(3) Petal Length
(4) Petal Width
Anways if anyone can do that then I would be really, really greatful, of course I could split the orginial data and use a few as a test cases, but thats just boring (and science is meant to be fun)
So if anyone has access to a flower shop, or knows their flowers...
Cheers guys