Lecture 14 - Neural Networks Part 2 Flashcards

1
Q

How is learning achieved in a MP Neuron?

A

For each example in a training set:

After firing, adjust the weight of each input to try to get the desired output.

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How can the threshold of a MP Neuron be modified on-the-fly?

A

Set the threshold to 0 and add an adaptive input that acts as the threshold instead

The value of this threshold-input can be changed at the same time as the weights

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3
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What is the general formula for learning in MP Neurons?

A

New weight = old weight + change in weight

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What is the Hebb rule?

A

Learning can take the form of strengthening the connections between any pair of neurons that are simultaneously active

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What is the formula for the Hebb rule, as applied to MP Neurons?

A

wi(t+1) = wi(t) + axiz

where a is a constant that determines the rate of learning

z is the desired output

x is the current input

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What is the perceptron rule?

A

Adjust weights like the Hebb rule, but only if the current weights would give the wrong answer

i.e. Hebb rule with error correction

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What is the advantage of the perceptron rule?

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Provided the function determining z is linearly separable and a small a is chosen, the rule will converge on a set of weights that give the correct rule

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What is the drawback of the preceptron rule?

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No convergence will occur if the data is not linearly separable

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9
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What is the Delta Rule also known as?

A

Widrow-Hoff rule

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What is the benefit of using the Delta rule over the perceptron rule?

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Converges even if the set is not linearly separable

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What is the formula of the delta rule?

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wi(t+1) = wi(t) + axi(z-y)

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12
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Suppose z = f(x1….xn)

The weights of the MP neuron will adapt to values such that the unit provides a linear approximation to _______

A

the function f

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13
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For function approximation, it can be shown that the delta rule is an ______ strategy for changing the weights

A

Optimal

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14
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What is a feed forward neural network?

A

Signals flow in one direction through layers of neurons

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15
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When is a neural network “deep”?

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When there is more than one hidden layer

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16
Q

Why is there no point building a multilayer feedforward network if the units perform linear transformations of their inputs?

A

The weight matrix of a multilayer system is the same as the weight matrix of a single layer system if the neurons perform linear transformations

17
Q

What are the two major limitations of the delta rule?

A

It can only learn linear functions

It is equivalent to linear regression but much much slower than normal algorithms and added complexity with choosing a