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+1  Q: 

Self Organizing Map (SOM) Implementation

I'm looking for a C, C++ or Java based SOM implementation with licensing applicable for commercial use (non-zero cost is okay).

So far I'm aware that there exists SOM_PAK (from Kohonen), but the licensing forbids commercial use.

Is anyone aware of alternative implementations?

+1  A: 

How about this, it's BSD licensed.

http://knnl.sourceforge.net/

Puppe  2009-10-28 06:14:52
+1 - thanks for paying attention to my language and license request -- this looks great. For others reading this question/answer, there's also a Java version by the same guys here: http://jknnl.sourceforge.net/
Mark E  2009-10-28 12:41:22
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There is a C# version here: MPerfect.

monksy  2009-10-28 06:17:32

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