some nftool basics - data in, net config, and net save

Hi - have some newbie/basic nftool questions using R2011a:
1. the GUI Select Data - selected Inputs file - summary shows correct data matrix, then selected Targets - the summary shows correct data matrix but replaces the Inputs with the Targets layout. So actuals: 5 inputs in input file, 1 output in targets file gets shown in summary as: 1 input and 1 target. All the data used were random numbers between 0 and 100. My network is called 'net'.
2. used advanced script generator to run nftool from script - added commands to load correct inputs and targets. nftool runs fine. The view(net) shows correct net 5 inputs and 1 output. I used 7 hidden nodes but while view(net) shows this structure running the command 'net' says inputs = 1 and outputs = 1 and no info on number of hidden nodes. Why is net structure different from view(net)?
3. Used 'save mypath net' to save the net but no *.MAT file was created.
4. Ran: myoutputs = net([1 2 3 4 5]); says input is wrong size.
Any advice welcome Thanks JohnG

Answers (1)

You have 1 5-dimensional input and 1 1-dimensional output. Therefore the sizes of your input and target matrices should be
[ 5 N ] = size(input)
[ 1 N ] = size(target)
For N =1, you have to transpose your 1x5 input.
Hope this helps.
Thank you for formally accepting my answer.
Greg

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John
John on 28 Jan 2013
Edited: John on 28 Jan 2013
Thanks Greg - however, I did use the line: inputs = newData1.inputs'; targets = newData1.targets'; so my data was transposed. The nftool simulation worked fine and shows 5 inputs and 1 target. re my question 1: using the Import Wizard shows data import as 1053 x5: 1053 samples of 5 elements (using Matrix rows) - so that's good. When I then select the Targets the summary of the Inputs gets changed 1053 x 1. Weird??

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