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#X text 121 7 create with default values;
#X text 236 38 specifying all;
#X text 166 68 2 inputs 1 output;
#X text 176 99 3 inputs 1 output;
#X text 189 128 3 inputs 2 output;
#X text 159 222 TIP:don't set the layers param too high;
#X text 158 179 params: num_input \, num_output \, num_layers \, num_neurons_hidden
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#X text 40 17 now you can run your nn passing it a list with inputs
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#X text 169 70 send a list of data and watch the console for output
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#X text 39 35 the output is sent as a list of float;
#X text 184 134 these inputs are good for a nn like the one in example1
directory;
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#X text 40 28 you can set the training algorithm simply sending a message
with the name of the algorithm chosen. possible values are: FANN_TRAIN_INCREMENTAL
FANN_TRAIN_BATCH FANN_TRAIN_RPROP FANN_TRAIN_QUICKPROP the default
is: FANN_TRAIN_RPROP see the FANN manual for details on each algorithm:
http://fann.sourceforge.net/html/r1996.html;
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#X text 360 175 some advanced param;
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#X msg 151 287 details;
#X text 229 285 details on the current nn;
#X msg 145 333 help;
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#X msg 64 20 filename test.net;
#X msg 66 46 save;
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#X text 221 19 set the filename;
#X text 214 42 save the net to the file;
#X text 138 104 you can reload it too;
#X text 144 182 nn can be loaded from a file at creation time simply
passing the filename as argument;
#X msg 68 71 save test.net;
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#X text 144 217 like [ann_mlp test.net];
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#X text 270 66 create a nn;
#X text 244 179 run your net;
#X text 258 215 save your net;
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#X text 51 84 for better performances inputs value should be normalized
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range it will be more "important"). the range of each input should
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so good [1 \, 2] is bad. the range sould not be too small ([-0.1 \,
0.1] is bad).;
#X text 41 19 TIPS;
#X text 41 56 inputs;
#X text 39 211 outputs;
#X text 50 235 each class of outputs should have its own output value:
don't use the same output for 2 meanings \, use 2 outputs intead \,
1 for each.;
#X restore 156 303 pd tips;
#X text 270 353 an interface to fann classes (http://fann.sourceforge.net)
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#X text 272 371 by Davide Morelli - info@davidemorelli.it;
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#X text 139 18 reset to 0 without bang;
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#X text 66 77 here go the inputs;
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with 3 int: how many tests \, num_input \, num_output);
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#X text 67 432 please help me getting this patch more usable: - how
to add a line at the very beginning of a text file after i have filled
it? - how to manage inputs and outputs of different sized without forcing
the user to edit the patch?;
#X text 9 63 how to use: 1) modify [pd inputs] and [ps outputs] inserting
[r] objects to receive input data \, and modify [pack]s to handle the
right number of inputs 2) do the same with [pd outputs] 3) click on
reset 4) toggle ON and start collecting data 5) when you are ready
toggle OFF 6) edit [write filename cr( with the actual filename you
want for your training data (always keep the cr after the filename)
7) open the file with training data 8) add a line at the beginning
and write 3 integers: the 1st is the number of training patterns written
(see "how many patterns" number box) \, the 2nd is how many inputs
your ann has \, the 3th is how many outputs e.g. i collected 100 training
snapshots \, for a ann with 10 ins and 2 outs I write: 100 10 2 at
the very beginning of the file now the training file is ready and can
be read from nn via train-on-file command;
#X text 9 7 this tricky sub-patch is usefull to write a file to train
ann and is intended to be used with the nn external;
#X restore 25 16 pd README;
#X text 479 210 by davide morelli info@davidemorelli.it;
#X text 106 14 <--readme!;
#X text 242 283 <--edit here!;
#X text 142 308 <--edit here!;
#X text 429 86 usage: read [pd README] \, edit [pd inputs] and [pd
outputs] \, toggle on and record inputs and outputs \, toggle off when
ready \, write to a file \, edit the file adding a line at the beginning
(see REAMDE);
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#X restore 86 42 pd build training file;
#X msg 88 74 train-on-file test.txt;
#X text 285 45 build a training file;
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#X text 126 33 1- set the train mode;
#X text 116 81 2- build a list with inputs and desired output;
#X text 139 101 be shure you provide the correct numbers of inputs
and outputs;
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#X text 299 183 set inputs and output value \, then send the list clicking
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#X text 229 374 3- when you are ready switch again to run mode before
exiting;
#X text 315 226 NOTE1: before training with this example you should
have created a nn with 2 ins and 1 out with a command like:;
#X text 311 291 NOTE2: while training the right outlet gives you the
mean square error after each training pattern.;
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#X restore 68 50 pd train it on the fly;
#X text 62 5 there are 2 ways to train your net;
#X text 253 47 on the fly is simpler;
#X text 88 128 with a trainfile the net could be more accurate;
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#X text 190 118 train a nn;
#X obj 103 345 print mse;
#X obj 52 373 print out;
#X obj 52 313 ann_mlp;
#X text 9 2 ann_mlp: multi layer perceptrons neural networks in PD
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