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    The Widrow-Hoff training method, also known as the delta rule or least mean square (LMS) algorithm, is an incremental learning algorithm that is used to train artificial neural networks. It works by initializing small random weights, calculating the error between the actual and predicted output for each training example, and adjusting the weights incrementally to minimize the overall error by taking steps in the negative gradient direction of the error function with respect to the weights. This process repeats until the total squared error is below a desired value, at which point the trained weight vector is stored.

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    The Widrow-Hoff training method, also known as the delta rule or least mean square (LMS) algorithm, is an incremental learning algorithm that is used to train artificial neural networks. It works by initializing small random weights, calculating the error between the actual and predicted output for each training example, and adjusting the weights incrementally to minimize the overall error by taking steps in the negative gradient direction of the error function with respect to the weights. This process repeats until the total squared error is below a desired value, at which point the trained weight vector is stored.

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    Widrow-Hoff Training Method

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    The Widrow-Hoff training method, also known as the delta rule or least mean square (LMS) algorithm, is an incremental learning algorithm that is used to train artificial neural networks. It works by initializing small random weights, calculating the error between the actual and predicted output for each training example, and adjusting the weights incrementally to minimize the overall error by taking steps in the negative gradient direction of the error function with respect to the weights. This process repeats until the total squared error is below a desired value, at which point the trained weight vector is stored.

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    Widrow-Hoff Training Method http://www.cse.msu.edu/~cse449/spr98/lectures/week5/tsld022.

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    Widrow-Hoff Training Method(Incremental)


    1. Set the weights to small random values (e.g. between -.1 and .1)

    2. Set the learning rate a << 1.

    3. Repeat // until training error is low enough

    Set total squared error = 0;

    For each training example e

    begin

    for j=0 to N do

    w[j] = w[j] + a*(d[e] - o[e])*x[j,e]; // x[0,e] is always 1

    error = error + square(d[e] - o[e]);

    end

    until error < desired_value.

    4. Store weight vector w in a file.

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