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How to train a neural network to recognize graphs?
Hello.
I have the task of recognizing the types of custom graphs (sinusoid, hyperbola, etc.), approximately.
I'm going to use the backpropagation method on a multilayer perceptron.
For training, I decided to use only standard graphs built according to formulas.
For example sinusoid a*Sin(x) + b. And I will provide a large number of examples by changing a and b.
Tell me, am I moving in the right direction or am I wrong in something?
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only not standard graphs, but graphs of standard functions
Is it not possible to immediately calculate the optimal coefficients for various types of functions, if they are rigidly specified? Do it in one step instead of going down the gradient.
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