This is an interesting take on the idea. I've drafted suggestions about ‘chatbot’ blocks that let you send and receive English responses, but something like this may allow them to run client-side for much better performance.

However, I'd simplify the blocks a bit:

// Create a neural network (asks for input and output count)

(network :: pen) // Lists the input, middle and output values in order

send [network v] the value (1.23) on input (1 v) :: pen

(output (1 v) of [network v] :: pen)

tell [network v] it did (50) % well :: pen

reset [network v] :: pen

Also, the network should support monitors like a variable or list. All the nodes and connections could be displayed as well as options to add and remove inputs, outputs and middle layers, as well as modifying values and weights directly. That would be great for kids learning this type of thing.

Semi Support. I think this would be better as an extension because of how specific it is

Not for Scratch, too complex for users who are trying to learn the basics of programming, would be better suited for a Turbowarp extension.

Bump.

It could be a little simplified because the 8-year-olds can't understand that stuff.

scratchfan321 wrote:

Not for Scratch, too complex for users who are trying to learn the basics of programming, would be better suited for a Turbowarp extension.

Wide wall, low floor, high roof.
If this was an extension, then I don’t think wider walls and higher roofs would make the floor much higher. Just new opportunities for kids to learn!

Bump (not sure whether or not this should be brought up for reasons of a dupe, but bumping it anyway)

starlightsparker wrote:

scratchfan321 wrote:

Not for Scratch, too complex for users who are trying to learn the basics of programming, would be better suited for a Turbowarp extension.

Wide wall, low floor, high roof.
If this was an extension, then I don’t think wider walls and higher roofs would make the floor much higher. Just new opportunities for kids to learn!

Higher floor bad. a higher floor is not good. also like do it yourself man

BringUpYourPost wrote:

starlightsparker wrote:

scratchfan321 wrote:

Not for Scratch, too complex for users who are trying to learn the basics of programming, would be better suited for a Turbowarp extension.

Wide wall, low floor, high roof.
If this was an extension, then I don’t think wider walls and higher roofs would make the floor much higher. Just new opportunities for kids to learn!

Higher floor bad. a higher floor is not good. also like do it yourself man

Making the ceiling higher or the walls wider doesn't really make the floor lower. We're adding another story to the room, not putting the entire thing on stilts.

As long as it's an extention I don't see why this would be too complicated