<p>For what it's worth, I did a lot of research and did not find a solution.</p>

<p>So I created my own using HTML, jQuery and a canvas. It's not pretty, but it does not require a lot of work because the functionality is simple: When you click on a node, display its edges and the associated weights.</p>

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2012-08-16T15:15:23.553Z
2012-08-16T15:15:23.553Z
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<p>I am using Octave to generate a Neural Network with a single hidden layer, and saving it as two CSV files. </p>

<p>Is there a utility or software that will load the files and create an image, PDF or HTML page that displays the weights over edges connecting neurons?</p>

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2012-08-16T11:30:07.973Z
I don't think this a good fit for us.
Chuck Sherrington
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2012-08-16T13:08:40.580Z
@ChuckSherrington I was the one that flagged this for migration. This sort of visualization of the network as a series of edges with weights over them (this is what OP desires, see comment on answer) is a practical concern for CogSci modelers that use neural nets. This is not purely a stats question because unlike modelers, statisticians don't care that much about drawing the connections.
Artem Kaznatcheev
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2012-08-16T15:57:21.177Z
@ArtemKaznatcheev Never mind, we'll talk later...
Chuck Sherrington
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Utility or software to visualize Neural Network?
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# Utility or software to visualize Neural Network?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2012-04-20)

I am using Octave to generate a Neural Network with a single hidden layer, and saving it as two CSV files.

Is there a utility or software that will load the files and create an image, PDF or HTML page that displays the weights over edges connecting neurons?

**Tags:** methodology, neural-network, software, connectionism

> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: I don't think this a good fit for us.  
> **username_2**: @ChuckSherrington I was the one that flagged this for migration. This sort of visualization of the network as a series of edges with weights over them (this is what OP desires, see comment on answer) is a practical concern for CogSci modelers that use neural nets. This is not purely a stats question because unlike modelers, statisticians don't care that much about drawing the connections.  
> **username_1**: @ArtemKaznatcheev Never mind, we'll talk later...  

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### Answer by username_0 on 2012-08-16. Score: 1

For what it's worth, I did a lot of research and did not find a solution.

So I created my own using HTML, jQuery and a canvas. It's not pretty, but it does not require a lot of work because the functionality is simple: When you click on a node, display its edges and the associated weights.


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