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\begin{footnotesize}
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\verbatiminput{|"git ls-tree -r --name-only HEAD | grep -v -E 'project-report/|Makefile' | tree --fromfile --charset=ascii"}% TODO: Could include project-report and Makefile
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\verbatiminput{|"git ls-tree -r --name-only HEAD | grep -v -E 'project-report/|Makefile' | tree --fromfile --charset=ascii"}
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\end{footnotesize}
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\subsubsection{Dependencies}
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This package is a self-contained package for creating trained Artificial Neural Networks and can either be used for a CPU or a GPU, as well as containing the test
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and training data for all three datasets in a datasets directory. Whilst both the cpu and gpu subpackage are similar in functionality, the cpu subpackage uses NumPy
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for matrices whereas the gpu subpackage utilise NumPy and another library CuPy which requires a GPU to be utilised for operations with the matrices. For that reason
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it is only worth showing the code for the cpu subpackage.% TODO: Decide if this should remain true
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it is only worth showing the code for the cpu subpackage.
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Both the cpu and gpu subpackage contain a utils subpackage that provides the tools for creating Artificial Neural Networks, and three modules that are the implementation
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