============================================================================= README file for the example files spirals*.xxx ============================================================================= Description: This network is an example of using the RBF DDA algorithm ============ The task was to solve the two spirals porblem. Pattern-Files: spirals.pat ============== The pattern file defines the well known spiral problem. The input consists of two values (x y position) which range from -6.5 to 6.5. The output contains two values which classify the two spirals (values 0 and 1). Network-Files: spirals_dda.net ============== The network contains a trained network file with the following topology: 2 input neurons (organized as 3x3 input mask) 45 RBF hidden neurons 2 output neuron Config-Files: spirals_dda.cfg ============= This network uses one 2D display in its standard configuration. Hints: ====== The network is already trained by the RBF_DDA learning function. Note that the RBF_DDA algorithm assumes a winner takes all behaviour in the output layer. Therefore the output (3.4 1.2) of the two output neurons is a correct output for the training pattern (1 0). Creating a result file or using other learning algorithms will result in strange error values. To retrain this network all hidden neurons must be deleted by using the graphical network editor (select all hidden units and give the command 'Units Delete'). A valid set of learning parameters would be 0.4 0.2 5, which defines two threshold values and the size of unit columns in the new created hidden layer. Pressing ALL several times creates enough RBF hidden neurons two learn the spirals task with 100% accuracy. For more information about the RBF DDA algorithm please refer to the user manual or to the author berthold@ira.uka.de. ============================================================================= End of README file =============================================================================