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    All '/nnitial Weights Are/n' 'Row of W/N' 'Column of W/N': Experiment: To Implement The Hebb'S Rule Program

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    This document describes an experiment to implement Hebb's rule for neural network learning. The experiment initializes weights for a neural network, inputs training data values, calculates the network output for each data point using the weights, compares the output to the target value, and updates the weights according to Hebb's rule and a learning constant to minimize error between the output and target over multiple iterations on the training data. The final updated weights after training are then displayed.

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    This document describes an experiment to implement Hebb's rule for neural network learning. The experiment initializes weights for a neural network, inputs training data values, calculates the network output for each data point using the weights, compares the output to the target value, and updates the weights according to Hebb's rule and a learning constant to minimize error between the output and target over multiple iterations on the training data. The final updated weights after training are then displayed.

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    This document describes an experiment to implement Hebb's rule for neural network learning. The experiment initializes weights for a neural network, inputs training data values, calculates the network output for each data point using the weights, compares the output to the target value, and updates the weights according to Hebb's rule and a learning constant to minimize error between the output and target over multiple iterations on the training data. The final updated weights after training are then displayed.

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    All '/nnitial Weights Are/n' 'Row of W/N' 'Column of W/N': Experiment: To Implement The Hebb'S Rule Program

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    This document describes an experiment to implement Hebb's rule for neural network learning. The experiment initializes weights for a neural network, inputs training data values, calculates the network output for each data point using the weights, compares the output to the target value, and updates the weights according to Hebb's rule and a learning constant to minimize error between the output and target over multiple iterations on the training data. The final updated weights after training are then displayed.

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    EXPERIMENT : TO IMPLEMENT THE HEBBS RULE

    PROGRAM:

    clear all
    clc
    fprintf('\nnitial weights are\n');
    wr=input('row of w\n');
    wc=input('column of w\n')
    for i=1:wr
    for j=1:wc
    w(i,j)=input('values\n');
    end
    end
    display(w);
    xr=input('row of x\n');
    xc=input('column of x\n');
    for i=1:xr
    for j=1:xc
    x(i,j)=input('values');
    end
    end
    display(x);
    c=input('value of learning constant\n');
    n=input('number of input datapoints\n');
    for i=1:n;
    xn=x(:,i);
    display(xn);
    net=w.'*xn;
    display(net);
    func=sign(net);
    func1=0.5*(1-func^2);
    w1=c*(t(:,i)-func)*func1*xn;
    w=w+w1;
    end
    fprintf('\nThe final updated weights are\n')
    display(w)

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