Unfortunately, National Instruments developers are light years behind other engineering software on the market. It seems that they are not concerned with launching tools that actually allow beginner Labview users to develop artificial intelligence applications. The community on the other hand doesn't help much either, the learning curve is slow and there are few tutorials and examples, in short this ends up demotivating those who use Labview and want to make applications using artificial intelligence. I'm already migrating to Matlab, due to the lack of tools present in Labview. Congratulations to the Haibal team for the initiative, but if there are no simple tutorials to support the novice user and help with the learning curve, it may not achieve the recognition it deserves.
Unfortunately, National Instruments developers are light years behind other engineering software on the market. It seems that they are not concerned with launching tools that actually allow beginner Labview users to develop artificial intelligence applications. The community on the other hand doesn't help much either, the learning curve is slow and there are few tutorials and examples, in short this ends up demotivating those who use Labview and want to make applications using artificial intelligence. I'm already migrating to Matlab, due to the lack of tools present in Labview. Congratulations to the Haibal team for the initiative, but if there are no simple tutorials to support the novice user and help with the learning curve, it may not achieve the recognition it deserves.