New breakthroughs in machine learning

Question

Alright, so I normally wouldn't do this. However, I just made a breakthrough in a project that's taken the course of several months, and feel that it could be useful for the entire group. It's a fully-commented, fully operational implementation of NEAT, an algorithm to train a computer towards a task. There's a reading behind the algorithm from MIT, and the code can be seen here (best to open on desktop):
https://repl.it/LCPn/21
I'm glad to help explain anything further. Happy programming!

Answer 1

It simulates a human brain on a computer, and then trains the vrain to get better and better at completing a task. In this example, it computes an XOR function.

Answer 2

just 1 xor or several xors?

Answer 3

what does it exactly do..?