In the figure below the trained data (shown in green ) is not covering fully to the target data by Artificial neural network technique. I used feed forward ANN technique. Is it the limitation of the ANN or anything else
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Greg Heath
on 29 Oct 2015
You have to decide how much of the target variance you want to model. For a regression net (e.g, FITNET) I try to model at least 99%.
Plots are very useful. However, the actual calculation of the normalized mean-square-error is the proof.
I have posted many, many FITNET examples in the NEWSGROUP and ANSWERS. You may want to check the most recent posts first.
Hope this helps.
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Greg Heath
on 30 Oct 2015
What are
1. [ I N ] = size(input)
2. [ O N ] = size(output)
3. H = No. of hidden nodes
All I can do is estimate from eyeballing the plot to obtain
1. O = I = 1
2. N ~ 1620, Ntrn ~ 0.7*N ~1143
3. Nlocmax ~ 16
4. H >= 2*Nlocmax ~ 32
5. Nweights =(I+1)*H+(H+1)*O = O+(I+O+1)*H >= 97
I suspect that increasing H could lead to a better fit. However, is it really worthwhile? What is
NMSE = mse(target-output)/var(target',1) ?
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