Initial values used in nftool

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Marlise Jacobs
Marlise Jacobs 2022년 8월 25일
댓글: Walter Roberson 2022년 8월 25일
Hi,
I am using nftool to generate a neural network and using lmtrain. I want to know how do I know what the values are for the following variables:
  • initial weights
  • initial biases
  • initial mu-value
  • mu increase factor
  • mu decrease factor
Furthermore, how can I change the above parameters in nftool?
For background: I want to investigate the performance of the network using different hidden neurons, but can only actually compare the networks if the initial conditions are identical.
Thanks in advance.

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Walter Roberson
Walter Roberson 2022년 8월 25일
Initial weights and biases are random.
To be able to compare runs you need to use rng() to set the random seed.
Furthermore, how can I change the above parameters in nftool?
You cannot. nftool is a convenience interface for people who do not need fine control. If you need fine control, then you need to set up everything and call trainlm() yourself.
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Marlise Jacobs
Marlise Jacobs 2022년 8월 25일
@Walter Roberson Thank you so much. How do I integrate rng()? Currently, I call the nftool function from the command window, and then the app immediately opens and runs. So how do I call the rng-function before the nftool function runs?
Walter Roberson
Walter Roberson 2022년 8월 25일
rng(12345); nftool()
Then run one fitting (only!!) and quit nftool; repeat as needed.
But better yet would be to follow David's suggestion to use the Generate Code feature to convert the run into MATLAB code that you could then edit, including putting in an rng() call, or initializing the weights and biases yourself.

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