Neural Network ToolBox : Proper function to train multilabel data (Backpropogation )
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Hello,i m a matlab beginner..
Which Inbuilt functions are suitable to train multilabel dataset ? using backpropogation ?
i also want to :
1.take outputs of that function at output layer and then modify it (while training) after each epochs
2.after getting output , define our custom error measures like hamming loss ,ranking loss etc (specifically for multilabel classification)
i know how to modify it , but is it feasible to do all these things with inbuilt function?
if yes,then which function should be used here ? and where i can get its tutorials ?
Thank you for your consideration... Please Help !!
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Greg Heath
2014년 3월 18일
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2014년 3월 18일
Unfamiliar with the terms multilabel, hamming loss and ranking loss. Apparently you don't mean multi-variable or multi-class.
Please explain the difference.
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When I get a chance I will look at these.
Meanwhile, will you explain a little more?
Greg
Greg Heath
2014년 3월 18일
OK I think multi-label is just non-mutually exclusive classes. See my answer to your other post.
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Watch out for possible mutually exclusive class assumptions.
What modifications do you want to do after each epoch?
I'm a little concerned about your intentions to modify the learning process.
Not familiar with your loss measures. Can you explain?
Greg Heath
2014년 3월 19일
Wikipedia explains hamming loss. What about ranking loss?
pooja
2014년 3월 20일
pooja
2014년 3월 20일
Greg Heath
2014년 3월 25일
You are wrong in trying to manipulate after each epoch. It just makes training take longer. Perhaps using the entropy fnction for non-mutually exclusive classes will help.
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