On Dec 3, 2006, at 4:22 PM, Douglas S. Blank wrote:
The totalPCorrect is the "total percentage correct" and was added more
recently.
Now I'm really confused...:-)
Stepping thru the inherited code (where n is a Network of size 16-
by-8-by-2) w/the added trainPcorrect I get:
>>> print trainPcorrect
{'output': [499, 740, 249, 370]}
help(Network.sweep) tells me "pcorrect (a dict of layer data)"
The meat appears to be in Network.getLayerErrors (called by
Network.sweep->Network.step->Network.backprop-
>Network.compute_error). Given this context, I'm stilling having a
hard time interpreting exactly what the four numbers above should mean.
Thx,
--b
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