Ok thank you so much. Shall I get the same help for probabilistic neural network in a neural network toolbox?
How to give input for back propagation program using ANN? Can we give a matrix of some values? And how do we specify hidden layers like on which basis we have to choose number of hidden layers?
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vaishnavi kaundanya
on 19 Jan 2015
Commented: Greg Heath
on 28 Jan 2015
1. I want to classify some values for that i want to use ANN 2. According to my study for classification back propagation and probabilistic NN are some good methods. 3. So want some help to choose the best method among them. 4. I have a matrix of some features such as mean, variance..using that want to do classification. 5. Now how to do classification using different ANN & using Neural network toolbox in MATLAB
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Greg Heath
on 28 Jan 2015
Sure. See the help and doc documentation and search for PNN and NEWPNN posts.
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Greg Heath
on 20 Jan 2015
patternnet is a universal approximator.
1. Start with the examples in
help patternnet
doc patternnet
2. See some of my posted designs in the NEWSGROUP and ANSWERS
greg patternnet
3. Continue with other MATLAB example data
help nndatasets
doc nndatasets
Recommendations
1. Standardize inputs to zero-mean/unit-variance
2. Plot inputs for each class
3. Remove or modify outliers
4. Initialize the RNG to your favorite state
5. Use default settings and design 10 nets (for i = 1:Ntrials) with different random data divisions and initial weights
6. If successful, try making the net more robust by reducing the number of hidden nodes.
7. Otherwise (if unsuccessful), try increasing the number of hidden nodes.
Hope this helps.
Thank you for formally accepting my answer
Greg
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Greg Heath
on 21 Jan 2015
Rather than use NEWPNN, use NEWRB
help newrb
doc newrb
Search
greg newrb
Hope this helps.
Greg
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