Create custom shallow neural network
net = network
net = network(numInputs,numLayers,biasConnect,inputConnect,layerConnect,outputConnect)
Type help network/network
.
Tip
To learn how to create a deep learning network, see Specify Layers of Convolutional Neural Network.
network
creates new custom networks. It is used to create networks that
are then customized by functions such as feedforwardnet
and
narxnet
.
net = network
without arguments returns a new neural network with no
inputs, layers or outputs.
net = network(numInputs,numLayers,biasConnect,inputConnect,layerConnect,outputConnect)
takes these optional arguments (shown with default values):
numInputs | Number of inputs, 0 |
numLayers | Number of layers, 0 |
biasConnect |
|
inputConnect |
|
layerConnect |
|
outputConnect | 1-by- |
and returns
net | New network with the given property values |
net.numInputs | 0 or a positive integer | Number of inputs. |
net.numLayers | 0 or a positive integer | Number of layers. |
net.biasConnect |
| If |
net.inputConnect |
| If |
net.layerConnect |
| If |
net.outputConnect | 1-by- | If |
net.numOutputs | 0 or a positive integer (read only) | Number of network outputs according to
|
net.numInputDelays | 0 or a positive integer (read only) | Maximum input delay according to all
|
net.numLayerDelays | 0 or a positive number (read only) | Maximum layer delay according to all
|
net.inputs |
|
|
net.layers |
|
|
net.biases |
| If |
net.inputWeights |
| If |
net.layerWeights |
| If |
net.outputs | 1-by- | If |
net.adaptFcn | Name of a network adaption function or |
net.initFcn | Name of a network initialization function or
|
net.performFcn | Name of a network performance function or |
net.trainFcn | Name of a network training function or |
net.adaptParam | Network adaption parameters |
net.initParam | Network initialization parameters |
net.performParam | Network performance parameters |
net.trainParam | Network training parameters |
net.IW |
|
net.LW |
|
net.b |
|
net.userdata | Structure you can use to store useful values |
This example shows how to create a network without any inputs and layers, and then set its numbers of inputs and layers to 1 and 2 respectively.
net = network net.numInputs = 1 net.numLayers = 2
Alternatively, you can create the same network with one line of code.
net = network(1,2)
This example shows how to create a one-input, two-layer, feedforward network. Only the first layer has a bias. An input weight connects to layer 1 from input 1. A layer weight connects to layer 2 from layer 1. Layer 2 is a network output and has a target.
net = network(1,2,[1;0],[1; 0],[0 0; 1 0],[0 1])
You can view the network subobjects with the following code.
net.inputs{1} net.layers{1}, net.layers{2} net.biases{1} net.inputWeights{1,1}, net.layerWeights{2,1} net.outputs{2}
You can alter the properties of any of the network subobjects. This code changes the transfer functions of both layers:
net.layers{1}.transferFcn = 'tansig'; net.layers{2}.transferFcn = 'logsig';
You can view the weights for the connection from the first input to the first layer as
follows. The weights for a connection from an input to a layer are stored in
net.IW
. If the values are not yet set, these result is empty.
net.IW{1,1}
You can view the weights for the connection from the first layer to the second layer as
follows. Weights for a connection from a layer to a layer are stored in
net.LW
. Again, if the values are not yet set, the result is empty.
net.LW{2,1}
You can view the bias values for the first layer as follows.
net.b{1}
To change the number of elements in input 1 to 2, set each element’s range:
net.inputs{1}.range = [0 1; -1 1];
To simulate the network for a two-element input vector, the code might look like this:
p = [0.5; -0.1]; y = sim(net,p)