 your network into an 'activate' function
eval(standalone);

// calls the standalone function
activate([0,1]);// [0.24775789809]
</pre>

<p>The reason an <code>eval</code> is being called is because the standalone can't be a simply
a function, it needs some kind of global memory. You can easily copy and paste the
result of <code>standalone</code> in any JS file and run the <code>activate</code> function!</p>
<p>Note that this is still in development, so for complex networks, it might not be
precise.</p>
<p>