Neural Network Test Data

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giorgio giorgio
giorgio giorgio on 20 Jul 2017
Commented: Greg Heath on 20 Jul 2017
Hi everyone; I have the this neural Network made by
the training Function is a Bayesian regularization backpropagation. I don't understand why the test value are not good even if the training data are almost perfect

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Greg Heath
Greg Heath on 20 Jul 2017
It looks like a case of overtraining an overfit net. If you have O-dimensional outputs and use the default Ntrn ~ 0.7*N then you have
Ntrneq = 0.7*N*O = 0.63*N training equations
Whereas the number of unknown weights is
Nw = (I+1)*H1+(H1+1)*H2+(H2+1)*H3 +(H3+1)*O
= 3*25++26*15+16*15+16*9 ~849
N >> 849/.63 ~ 1348 So how much data do you have?
Using Bayesian regularization should help.
However insufficient details.
Greg
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Greg Heath
Greg Heath on 20 Jul 2017
I'm old fashioned and guided by the following principle
1. Make life as pleasant as possible:
a. Don't worry if you can't model more than 99%
of the average target variance
b. Use as few hidden layers as possible
c. Use as few hidden nodes as possible.
2. Search both NEWSREADER and ANSWERS with
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Hope this helps.
Greg

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