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Neat is an open source semantic grid framework built on top of Sass and Bourbon.

What is it about?

Neat is a semantic grid framework built on top of Sass and Bourbon. It is simple enough to get you up and running in minutes, and powerful enough to handle any responsive layout you can dream of.

Why another grid framework?

Because we are not happy with other frameworks. We built Neat with the aim of promoting clean and semantic markup; it relies entirely on Sass mixins and does not pollute your HTML with presentation classes and extra wrapping div's.

It also aims to stay as lightweight as possible; just enough to handle the most common grid uses in modern Web design.

Is it responsive?

Yes. You can even change the grid settings in a specific breakpoint.

Alright. How do I get started?

Install Neat and its dependencies, read the documentation and check the examples page if you get lost. If you want to use Neat on your Rails app, there is a gem for that. Feedback? If you think something is broken or can be improved, fork the repo. You can also tweet your questions or suggestions at https://twitter.com/kaishin and https://twitter.com/kylefiedler.

Bourbon and Neat are maintained and funded by thoughtbot, inc.

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Recurrences in NEAT/HyperNEAT algorithm and intermediate results

I am currently implementing a HyperNEAT-like algorithm in C language, but I am facing two crucial aspects of the algorithm that I am not able to implement properly. I have been delving into original source code for NEAT and HyperNEAT algorithms with…
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Using NEAT can I get a better result for snake game?

I have created snake game in python and am using NEAT to create an Neural network to play the game. I have put a lot of time into playing around with the config file and fitness functions but the average fitness doesn't increase. I would really love…
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How to fix an invalid syntax with a set and nodes?

I have an issue with my code. When I try to run it, I have an error: SyntaxError: invalid syntax and it's about this line: node_names = {-1:'A', -2:'B', 0:'A XOR B'} What could I fix? I think the syntax is correct. We use curly braces {} to create…
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Bug causes player to collide with the first two obstacles and nothing else

I'm making a game environment for NEAT. The first two obstacles seem to collide with the players just fine, but none of the other obstacles do anything. The visuals won't work, but based on the size of the player list, yeah no it's not working. The…
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Direction in mutation: add connection operation of NEAT Algorithm

I have read the paper of NEAT Algorithm here. And want to try it out myself. But I still have one question about the algorithm and that is: How to determinate the direction of a connection during the add connection mutation operation if 2 hidden…
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How to fix neat recurrent.py file, neat python library openAI gym

Trying to get the python neat algorithm to work with openAI gym retro. I am using python3 with the youtube:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8dY3nQRcsac&list=PLTWFMbPFsvz3CeozHfeuJIXWAJMkPtAdS&index=8&t=410s trying to get neat to work with sonic in…
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How to fix config Error in python neat openai retro

following the guide at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8dY3nQRcsac&list=PLTWFMbPFsvz3CeozHfeuJIXWAJMkPtAdS&index=7 when I run the python program the is an error in the python neat config file it looks like it has something to do with the genome…
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NEAT-Python fails to capture extreme values

I am using NEAT-Python to mimic the course of a regular sine function based on the curve's absolute difference from 0. The configuration file has almost entirely been adopted from the basic XOR example, with the exception of the number of inputs…
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Is keeping track of dependencies in a randomly initialized neural network for a NEAT algorithm necessary?

I'm attempting to code a NEAT algorithm from scratch using C#. I'm very early in the process and I'm now going about writing a method for randomly initializing a network. I want to use the mutations detailed in this video and apply a certain amount…
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How to set crossover probability in neat-python implementaiton?

I cannot find any option in configuration file. How to set this probability? I have gone through config description file also https://neat-python.readthedocs.io/en/latest/config_file.html and there is no such option.
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Neat 2.0 Grid - media queries

I'm trying to follow the examples for the media query bases Neat grid here, but I'm having trouble getting the media queries to run. I'm able to get the tablet and phone ones to work, but I can not get the desktop version to run. I have included the…
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Convert SCSS to SASS for Neat grid

I am using SASS for styling with Neat But the tutorial is based on SCSS. Both are quite new to me. I don't really know how to convert the SCSS code below to SASS. $my-custom-grid: ( columns: 12, gutter: 20px, media: 1200px, color:…
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Bigcartel - Neat theme removing picture grid theme slider

I am currently working on customizing the welcome page for my Bigcartel site. I am using the Neat theme and would like to remove the grid filter that appears over the slideshow image1 to appear clean image2 I was wondering if it's possible in Big…
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Error message when trying to compile scss to css

I'm using Bourbon,Neat,Bitters. Everything seemed good till trying to compile. I tried "gulp" command and Sass commands. I have Ruby,Sass,Nodejs,git installed. All are very recent. I am getting this error: ` "Errno::ENOENT: No such file or…
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What is the browser support for neat?

Specifically, does Neat version 2 support IE? Is it tested in IE/Edge etc? What other browsers are supported or not supported.
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