Tetani is a library written in Rust and implementing several bioinspired algorithms such as genetic algorithms, neural networks or cellular automata.
The name was inspired by Clostridium tetani, bacterium causative of tetanus that can live, among other places, in rust.
Tetani shamelessly intends to copy from PREANN, which implements neural networks trained with genetic algorithms in C++ with some parts optimized for SIMD and GPGPU. But it's unmaintained, outdated and documented mostly in Spanish.
This starts as a pet project to learn the Rust language and probably nobody will want to depend on it for their own projects. But, who knows? Perhaps some day in the future most people playing with rust will get tetani due to them getting artistic thanks to vaccines or something else.
MIT, see COPYING