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Cutting-edge technology for everyone

To benefit from the advances in artificial intelligence we no longer need a degree in statistics or to be a mathematical whiz-kid or computer scientist. The most modern techniques are now available to anyone with no more than a sound grasp of basic arithmetic, an inquisitive mind and enthusiasm.

A web search for help as a mere user - or potential user - of neural networks, etc. however inevitably brings an overwhelming array of academic research, technical papers, all bristling with statistical jargon. ALL WE REALLY WANT though is simple, clear information in words we can understand.
Even when (or if?) explanations & help for the lay-person is located it is invariably from commercial outfits whose main concern - let’s face it - is in selling us their software.

Of course we’re all very appreciative of those who design and code cutting edge machine learning products, and long may they continue to drive the concepts forward. Many providers too do have excellent customer support, but all too often it is delivered by academics and quite naturally aimed specifically at their own product range. Even where you can understand them, can such advice ever be wholly independent and unbiased?

UK-NEURAL.NET, the plain English facility dedicated to furthering the application of artificial intelligence, machine learning & data mining software techniques for the private investor within the fields of sports betting, horse racing & financial markets.

Truly independent advice, reviews & strategies

In an attempt to redress the imbalance, our mission is to provide a non-technical discussion of products, strategies & tactics in order to get the very best performance as an every day USER of commercial AI based analytical predictive computer packages.

Which? What? How? Where?

Artificial neural networks, feed-forward, feed-backward, supervised and/or unsupervised learning, classifiers, predictors, genetic programming, genetic algorithms, decision trees, treeboost, decision tree forests, support vector machine, logistic regression, etc. The casual observer can easily be overwhelmed by all of the complimentary techniques available.

An arm & a leg . . . or download for free?

Software costs range from zero (freeware) to thousands of pounds/dollars. All having their specific claims & counter-claims, so which is the best for your level of expertise and/or the data sets you’re wanting to explore?