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Solution Enabler

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Glass box extensibility
Neural nets may be the future
Solution Enabler is a
GUIs are generally designed
refers to the ways in which
of computing. A good way to
framework for creating and
with a model-view-controller
a software system may be
understand them is with a
deploying solutions locally
architecture in which the
extended when the source
puzzle that neural nets can
or to remote machines with
view is decoupled from the
code is available for
be used to solve. Suppose
different operating systems.
model. The separation
viewing, but not for
that you are given 500
The framework helps to
presents a challenge to
modifying -- it lies as the
characters of code that you
simplify the creation and
automated testing because
happy medium between black
know to be C, C++, Java, or
deployment of software
it's difficult to verify
box design (in which
Python. Now, construct a
solutions by capturing
that a state change in the
extensions are built without
program that identifies the
detailed knowledge of a
model is reflected
viewing the original code)
code's language. One
solution package deployed
appropriately in the view --
and open box design
solution is to construct a
through a common installer.
it spawns the infamous
(extensions are coded
neural net that learns to
 
"Liar View." This
directly into the base
identify these languages.
 
installment of Diagnosing
code). Because the new
This article discusses the
 
Java Code examines the Liar
extensions are based
basic features of neural
 
View bug pattern.
directly on the original
nets and approaches to
 
 
code but don't alter it, the
constructing them so you can
 
 
glass box design is probably
apply them in your own
 
 
the most effective, and
coding.
 
 
safest, method of extending
 
 
 
a software system. This
 
 
 
article expands on the topic
 
 
 
of glass box extensibility
 
 
 
touched on last month in
 
 
 
this column. After reading
 
 
 
this article, you'll know
 
 
 
when to use the glass box
 
 
 
and will have some tips on
 
 
 
how to implement it.
 
 
 


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