Neural Network training and improvement
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My aim is to create neural network than will give threshold of distortions visibility after some actions with image. So, what I do, the inputa of net - DCT coefficients and targets maximal thresholds in which distortions aren't visible. I've prerared little collection of inputs-targets, and trying to train NN with help of feedforward function, but net don't want get trained? the graphics of training with differents number of neurons in hidden layer are here - http://www.dropbox.com/gallery/19618569/1/test2?h=849bb1
Help me, what is might be the problem, how to emprove my net? and also I cannot found how I can change the number of output neurons?
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Greg Heath
le 25 Mai 2012
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The number of input and output neurons are automatically determined by CONFIGURE or TRAIN.
Some of the training plots indicate that training, validation and testing data cannot be assumed to be random draws from the same probability distribution.
Hard to say more without more information.
[I N ] = size(x) ?
[ O N ] = size(t) ?
H = Number of hidden nodes?
Relevant code ?
Hope this helps.
Greg
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belka0011
le 26 Mai 2012
anjaneya
le 26 Mai 2012
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"I've prerared little collection of inputs-targets" ensure that the number of training data-sets are more than the number of parameters of the Neural network(weights and biases)
Greg Heath
le 27 Mai 2012
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It is very clear that your training data does not adequately represent the relevant characteristics of your validation and test data. Try multiple designs with different data divisions in addition to different initial weights.
If you will include a text (*.xls=>*.txt) version of the data,I can take a look at it with the traveling laptop I will be using for the next week or so.
Hope this helps.
Greg
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belka0011
le 28 Mai 2012
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