Question on "newlind" from Neural Network Toolbox
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Dear community,
I would like to know what algorithm exactly (LMS ?) describes the matlab estimation function newlind. http://www.mathworks.de/de/help/nnet/ref/newlind.html
The documentation of Matlab does not offer full disclosure on the function, but only what it does. More info very appreciated.
Kind regards
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Greg Heath
2014년 9월 22일
Use type, doc or help to get the answer. For example,
type newlind
function out1 = newlind(varargin)
%NEWLIND Design a linear layer.
%
% newlind(X,T) takes an RxQ input matrix X, an SxQ target matrix T, and
% returns a linearlayer designed to output T (with minimum sum square
% error) given X.
%
% newlind(X,T,Xi) can also solve for linear networks with input delays and
% multiple inputs and layers by supplying input and target time series
% data in cell array form:
% X - NixTS cell array, each element X{i,ts} is an RixQ input matrix.
% T - NtxTS cell array, each element T{i,ts} is an VixQ matrix.
% Xi - NixID cell array, each element Xi{i,k} is an RixQ matrix, default = [].
% returns a linear network with ID input delays, Ni network inputs, Nl layers,
% and designed to output T (with minimum sum square error) given input P.
Now try the doc and help commands.
Hope this helps.
Thank you for formally accepting my answer
Greg
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Greg Heath
2014년 9월 14일
Use the type command:
type newlind
Hope this helps
Thank you for formally accepting my answer
Greg
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Star Strider
2014년 9월 21일
- newlind calculates weight W and bias B values for a linear layer from inputs P and targets T by solving this linear equation in the least squares sense:
[W b] * [P; ones] = T
So the answer to your question is: Yes. ‘Least squares’ means ‘least sum of squares’ that is essentially least mean squares. (It doesn’t take the mean but the result is essentially the same.)
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