Program ANN for training and testing any given number of features Xi, using step function

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Posted 4-Jan-15 21:02pm

flha

Updated 4-Jan-15 21:21pm

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CHill60 5-Jan-15 3:13am

What is your question? By the way - this sounds like homework, so be sure to include what you have tried so far - you can use the Improve question link to add detail

CHill60 5-Jan-15 3:23am

You've edited your question but still haven't added any detail - you are now attracting downvotes too. I suggest you delete this post and start again

flha 5-Jan-15 3:25am

Program simple code using c++ of artificial nural network for training and testing any given number of features , using step function only .

CHill60 5-Jan-15 3:26am

No - I will not program it. What have YOU tried, and where are YOU stuck?

flha 5-Jan-15 3:29am

i want to know how programming even understand the neural network

CHill60 5-Jan-15 3:32am

This is a quick answers forum not a tutorial centre - do some research, try stuff, come back if you have a specific problem.

flha 5-Jan-15 3:32am

ok ,thanks

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OriginalGriff · Answer 1 · 2015-01-04T21:32:00

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