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Neural Network Toolbox
For Use with MATLAB
®
Howard Demuth
Mark Beale
Comput
ation
Visualiz
ation
Program
ming
User’s Guide
Version 4
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Printing History: June 1992 First printing
April 1993 Second printing
January 1997 Third printing
July 1997 Fourth printing
January 1998 Fifth printing Revised for Version 3 (Release 11)
September 2000 Sixth printing Revised for Version 4 (Release 12)
Neural Network Toolbox User’s Guide
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Contents
Preface
Explaining Neural Networks
...........................
xvi
Basic Chapters
......................................
xviii
Mathematical Notation for Equations and Figures
.......
xix
BasicConcepts .......................................
xix
Language ...........................................
xix
WeightMatrices .....................................
xix
LayerNotation.......................................
xix
FigureandEquationExamples ..........................
xx
Mathematics and Code Equivalents
....................
xxi
Neural Network Design Book
.........................
xxii
Acknowledgments
...................................
xxiii
Related Products List
.................................
xxv
1
Introduction
Getting Started
.......................................
1-2
BasicChapters.......................................
1-2
HelpandInstallation .................................
1-2
Neural Network Applications
..........................
1-3
ApplicationsinthisToolbox ............................
1-3
BusinessApplications .................................
1-3
Aerospace ...........................................
1-3
i
Automotive ..........................................
1-3
Banking ............................................
1-3
CreditCardActivityChecking ..........................
1-3
Defense .............................................
1-4
Electronics ..........................................
1-4
Entertainment .......................................
1-4
Financial ............................................
1-4
Industrial ...........................................
1-4
Insurance ...........................................
1-4
Manufacturing .......................................
1-4
Medical .............................................
1-5
OilandGas..........................................
1-5
Robotics.............................................
1-5
Speech ..............................................
1-5
Securities ...........................................
1-5
Telecommunications . . . . . . ............................
1-5
Transportation .......................................
1-5
Summary . . .........................................
1-5
2
Neuron Model and Network Architectures
Neuron Model
........................................
2-2
SimpleNeuron .......................................
2-2
TransferFunctions....................................
2-3
NeuronWithVectorInput..............................
2-5
Network Architectures
................................
2-8
ALayerofNeurons ...................................
2-8
MultipleLayersofNeurons............................
2-11
Data Structures
......................................
2-14
Simulation With Concurrent Inputs in a Static Network . . . .
2-14
Simulation With Sequential Inputs in a Dynamic Network . .
2-15
Simulation With Concurrent Inputs in a Dynamic Network .
2-17
Training Styles
......................................
2-20
ii
Contents
Incremental Training (of Adaptive and Other Networks) . . . .
2-20
BatchTraining ......................................
2-22
Summary
............................................
2-27
FiguresandEquations................................
2-28
3
Perceptrons
Introduction
..........................................
3-2
ImportantPerceptronFunctions.........................
3-3
Neuron Model
........................................
3-4
Perceptron Architecture
...............................
3-6
Creating a Perceptron (newp)
..........................
3-7
Simulation(sim)......................................
3-8
Initialization(init) ....................................
3-9
Learning Rules
......................................
3-12
Perceptron Learning Rule (learnp)
....................
3-13
Training (train)
......................................
3-16
Limitations and Cautions
.............................
3-21
OutliersandtheNormalizedPerceptronRule .............
3-21
Graphical User Interface
.............................
3-23
IntroductiontotheGUI ...............................
3-23
CreateaPerceptronNetwork(nntool) ...................
3-23
TrainthePerceptron .................................
3-27
ExportPerceptronResultstoWorkspace .................
3-29
ClearNetwork/DataWindow ..........................
3-30
ImportingfromtheCommandLine .....................
3-30
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