The purpose of this memo is trying to understand and remind the backpropagation algorithm in Convolutional Neural Network based on a discussion with Prof.Masayuk Tanaka
ASP.NET is used daily by millions of professional developers world-wide. It runs
some of the most successful websites and applications in the world, and every day
thousands of new developers begin learning ASP.NET for the first time—supported
by an incredible developer community of books, blogs, user groups, forums, and
developer websites.
Our goal with ASP.NET AJAX is to enable developers to easily build great ASP.NET
applications that fully leverage the power of the browser, and which deliver a
smoother and more interactive experience for end users. ASP.NET AJAX works with
all modern browsers, and allows you to easily build great web applications that work
cross-platform on all operating systems. ASP.NET AJAX 1.0 is available as a free, fully
supported download for ASP.NET 2.0. It will be built into the standard .NET setup
package starting with the .NET Framework 3.5 release of ASP.NET.
There are several things that I think distinguish ASP.NET AJAX. The first is the
productivity it delivers. ASP.NET AJAX can be used to very quickly add common
AJAX behavior and functionality to an application with very minimal code. If you
want smoother page updates and richer client-UI behaviors, there isn’t another
AJAX framework out there that makes it easier.
What is great about ASP.NET AJAX is that it also scales to advanced scenarios. You
can use the ASP.NET AJAX client-side JavaScript library to build clean, encapsulated
JavaScript that makes asynchronous network callbacks to the server to build
extremely rich UI (for an example of this visit: http://www.pageflakes.com). This
ability to start simple, but then go deep, using a core AJAX programming model
