---
name: "profnet_con"
section: "1"
platform: "linux"
package: "profnet-con"
version: "1.0.22-8"
release: "Debian 13 (Trixie)"
platforms: ["linux"]
url: "https://new.carta.tech/profnet_con"
---

# profnet\_con(1)

neural network implementations in Fortran

## NAME

profnet\_\* - neural network implementations in Fortran

## SYNOPSIS

profnet\_\* \[OPTION\|filePar\]

## DESCRIPTION

profnet\_\* binaries are neural network implementations in Fortran.  Due to the original design of the code, a specific binary is compiled for each particular network architecture, changing certain constants in the source code.  Therefore, there is a binary for every network architecture used.  Note: certain array structures are intentionally indexed out of bounds in some of the binaries.

Note:

This binary should only be used to run with pre-made training data, do not try to use it to train your network as it will produce undesired results. It was made to be used *only* as part of wrapping (dependent) packages and not as a standalone neural network program.

## OPTIONS

This list is not exhaustive.

- filePar

  file with input parameters (also gives fileIn, fileOut)

- 1

  "switch"

- 2

  number of input units

- 3

  number of hidden units

- 4

  number of output units

- 5

  number of samples

- 6

  bitacc (typically 100)

- 7

  file with input vectors

- 8

  file with junctions

- 9

  file with output of NN ("none" -\> no file written)

- 10

  optional=dbg

- \[inter\]

  will bring up dialog

## NOTES

1st MUST be "switch"!

tested only with 2 layers!

## AUTHOR

Burkhard Rost \<rost@rostlab.org\>

Bug fixes and enhancements by Laszlo Kajan \<lkajan@rostlab.org\> and Guy Yachdav \<gyachdav@rostlab.org\>

## COPYRIGHT AND LICENSE

Copyright 1998-2011 by Burkhard Rost \<rost@rostlab.org\> EMBL, CUBIC (Columbia University, NY, USA) and LION Biosciences (Heidelberg, DE)

Copyright 2009-2011 by Laszlo Kajan \<lkajan@rostlab.org\> Technical University Munich (Munich, DE)

Copyright 2009-2011 by Guy Yachdav \<gyachdav@rostlab.org\> CUBIC (Columbia University, NY, USA) and Technical University Munich (Munich, DE)
