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s m
is a number of neutrons of a m -th layer of the neural network;
W is a matrix of the coefficients of all inputs;
b is neurons input bias;
F m
is the transfer function of the m -th layer exit.
Now, we describe the IM-representation of the results of the work on the above
multilayered network.
Let P be an input vector in the form
p 1 ...
p R
P
=
s R .
p 0 s 1
...
Let the weight coefficients of the connections between the nodes of the input
vector and these from the first layer be given by the IM
a 1 , 1
...
a 1 , s 1
p 1 W 1 , 1
W 1 , s 1
...
W 1
=
,
.
.
.
. . .
p R W R , 1 ...
W R , s 1
while let the parameters of the moves of the neurons from the first layer be given by
the IM
a 1 , 1 ...
a 1 , s 1
B 1
=
b 1 , s 1 .
p 0 b 1 , 1 ...
Then, a 1 is the IM with the values of the neurons in the first layer. It is obtained
by the formula
a 1
W 1
B 1
= (
P
)
a 1 , 1
...
a 1 , s 1
k = 1 (
R
k = 1 (
R
=
a k W k , 1 +
a k W k , s 1 +
p 0
b k , 1 )...
b k , s 1 )
a 1 , 1 ...
a 1 , s 1
=
a s 1 .
p 0 a 1
...
. Let the IM of the weight
coefficients of the connections between the nodes of the i -th and
Let i be a natural number from the set
{
2
,
3
,...,
M
}
(
i
+
1
)
-st layers be
a 1 , 1
...
a 1 , s i
W i 1
1
W i 1
1
a i 1 , 1
...
,
1
,
s i
W i
=
.
.
.
. . .
a i 1 , s i 1 W i 1
W i 1
s i
1 ...
s i
1
,
1
,
s i
 
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