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Read below to see why: In a neural network that is to be trained, there needs to be at least two StreamInputSynapse objects: one to give the sample input patterns to the neural network and another to provide the net with the desired output patterns to implement some supervised learning algorithm. nextStep() method, otherwise the counters of the Monitor object will be modified twice (or more) for each cycle. To avoid this side effect, the stepCounter parameter of the StreamInputSynapse that provides the desired output data to the neural network, is set to FALSE.

In fact, to get the RMSE values, simply connect another Layer ­ that runs on a separate Thread ­ to the output of the TeacherSynapse object, and connect to the output of this Layer, for instance, a FileOutputSynapse object, to write the RMSE values to an ASCII file, as depicted in the following figure: Desired patterns TeachingSynapse Object InputSynapse Diff. RMSE forward() To an external OutputStream Synapse object FIFO Error TeacherSynapse RMSE LinearLayer To simplify the construction of the above described chain – teacher -> fifo -> layer – a new object (called TeachingSynapse) has been built and inserted in the core engine.

NextStep() method for each pattern read.  Read below to see why: In a neural network that is to be trained, there needs to be at least two StreamInputSynapse objects: one to give the sample input patterns to the neural network and another to provide the net with the desired output patterns to implement some supervised learning algorithm. nextStep() method, otherwise the counters of the Monitor object will be modified twice (or more) for each cycle. To avoid this side effect, the stepCounter parameter of the StreamInputSynapse that provides the desired output data to the neural network, is set to FALSE.

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