About number of weights and hidden layer in neural network MATLAB 2012b

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Dear Prof Greg,
I found the followings from answers in MATLAB replied by you--
""Find a good value for the number of hidden nodes, H, by trial and error. Create numH*Ntrials nets in a double loop: An outer loop H = Hmin:dH:Hmax over number of hidden nodes and an inner loop i = 1: Ntrials over number of random trn/val/tst data divisions and random weight initialization trials for each value of H.
I typically use numH ~ 10, Ntrials ~ 10 and tabulate results in Ntrials X numH matrices.
Many examples can be obtained by searching the NEWSGROUP and ANSWERS using the keywords""
Greg Ntrials Nw""
My question: 1) Is there any books/links /websites refering the above mathematical equations of Nw, Ntrnq etc ? Or this is an emperical formulae(i.e just by experience) Please pardon if it is an inane query.thanks a lot.

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Greg Heath
Greg Heath on 30 Sep 2013
Most of what I post is home grown from my 30 years of experience with neural nets. I have posted in comp.ai.neural-nets as well as MATLAB NEWSGROUP and ANSWERS. I try to keep my notation as consistent as possible. However, changes do happen.
So, if you want a better or just different look/explanation of something in one of my postings. Try searching and listing posts from the present backwards. I have used the following email addresses
heathg@miles.ll.mit.edu
heath@ll.mit.edu
heath@alumni.brown.edu
g.heath@verizon.net
If you still have questions after a reasonable search, just post on NEWSGROUP or ANSWERS. I don't use comp.ai.neural-nets much anymore.
Greg

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