Neuframe Simplifies Data Modeling and Analysis

May 1996 / International What's New Software / Neuframe Simplifies Data Modeling and Analysis

NeuFrame 1.10 is the Windows 95 version of Neural Computer Sciences' graphical data-analysis and modeling tool. It simplifies investigations into complex problems involving knowledge technologies and neural networks. The program's hierarchical structuring allows experienced researchers to simplify the management of large projects, and its advanced help and debug ging tools lessen the learning curve for investigators using neural networks for the first time. It uses Windows 95's OLE automation to embed completed solutions into spreadsheets.
Price:    749 Pounds UK.

Contact:  Neural Computer Sciences, Totton, U.K.

Phone:    +44 1703 667775

Fax:      +44 1703 663730


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