This inheritance list is sorted roughly, but not completely, alphabetically:

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▼CExampleSet	A set of example data. Each datum consists of hormone (i.e. modulator value), inputs and outputs. The data is stored as a single double array, with each example made up of inputs, followed by outputs, followed by modulator value (h)
CBooleanExampleSet	Boolean example set: 16 examples, 2 inputs, 1 output, 2 mod levels. There are 4 examples for each function and they're repeated twice, so we can do "cross-validation" on the identical second half
CTestExampleSet	Utility test class. Constructs a standard set: 10 examples, 5 ins, 2 outs:
CMNIST	This class encapsulates and loads data in the standard MNIST format. The data resides in two files, an image file and a label file
▼CNet	The abstract network type upon which all others are based. It's not pure virtual, in that it encapsulates some high level operations (such as the top-level training algorithm)
▼CBPNet	The "basic" back-propagation network using a logistic sigmoid, as described by Rumelhart, Hinton and Williams (and many others). This class is used by output blending and h-as-input networks
CHInputNet	A modulatory network architecture which uses a plain backprop network with an extra input to carry the modulator
CUESNet	The UESMANN network, which it itself based on the BPNet code as it has the same architecture as the plain MLP
COutputBlendingNet	A modulatory network architecture which uses two plain backprop networks, each of which is trained separately. When the network is run, each subnetwork is run and the output generated by interpolating between the subnet outputs
CNetFactory	This class - really a namespace - contains functions which create, load or save networks of all types
CNet::SGDParams	Training parameters for trainSGD(). This structure holds the parameters for the trainSGD() method, and serves as a better way of passing them than a long parameter list. All values have defaults set up by the constructor, which are given as constants. You can set parameters by hand, but there are fluent (chainable) setters for many members