Description: An important aspect of an ANN model is whether it needs
guidance in learning or not. Based on the way they learn, all
artificial neural networks can be divided into two learning
categories - supervised and unsupervised.
• In supervised learning, a desired output result for each input
vector is required when the network is trained. An ANN of the
supervised learning type, such as the multi-layer perceptron, uses
the target result to guide the formation of the neural parameters. It
is thus possible to make the neural network learn the behavior of
the process under study.
• In unsupervised learning, the training of the network is entirely
data-driven and no target results for the input data vectors are
provided. An ANN of the unsupervised learning type, such as the
self-organizing map, can be used for clustering the input data and
find features inherent to the problem.
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SOM_NN_CODE\SOM_Class_Label.m
...........\SOM_Training.m
...........\training_data.mat
...........\training_label.mat
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