A simple perceptron cannot represent XOR (or, generally, the parity function of its inputs). Describe what happens
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A simple perceptron cannot represent XOR (or, generally, the parity function of its inputs). Describe what happens to the weights of a four-input, step-function perceptron, and beginning with all weights set to 0.1, as examples of the parity function arrive.
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The perceptron adjusts the separating hyperplane defined by the weights so as to minimize the total error The question assumes that the perceptron is ...View the full answer
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Artificial Intelligence A Modern Approach
ISBN: 978-0137903955
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