Question about Bidirectional Associative Memory(BAM) testing.
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I have designed a BAM for the recognition of the 4x5 binary images. (total of three images)
I was testing it, first i gave it inputs ( Xi, where i=1,2,3 etc.) and it gave correct results (meaning it gave me correct output associated with the given input)
However, during reverse associative testing, when i gave it outputs( Yi,where i=1,2,3 etc), it is not giving correct inputs. The result it is giving are completely wrong.
My questions is,
(1) Is there any explanation for this. Or is it something i have done wrong?
(2) Is this something to do with the size of binary images. Because i have designed a BAM for 4*4 and it worked perfectly.
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I am doing all this on pen and paper. i am not using any programming software for this. ( its a requirement that i do this without the use of any software).
I have already checked my each and every step and everything is correct.
sorry for my english grammar, i am still working on it.
Thank You
calculus probability complex-analysis optimization vector-analysis
asked Dec 7 '18 at 20:49
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I have designed a BAM for the recognition of the 4x5 binary images. (total of three images)
I was testing it, first i gave it inputs ( Xi, where i=1,2,3 etc.) and it gave correct results (meaning it gave me correct output associated with the given input)
However, during reverse associative testing, when i gave it outputs( Yi,where i=1,2,3 etc), it is not giving correct inputs. The result it is giving are completely wrong.
My questions is,
(1) Is there any explanation for this. Or is it something i have done wrong?
(2) Is this something to do with the size of binary images. Because i have designed a BAM for 4*4 and it worked perfectly.
Background-
I am doing all this on pen and paper. i am not using any programming software for this. ( its a requirement that i do this without the use of any software).
I have already checked my each and every step and everything is correct.
sorry for my english grammar, i am still working on it.
Thank You
calculus probability complex-analysis optimization vector-analysis
asked Dec 7 '18 at 20:49
NerdydeluxeNerdydeluxe
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$begingroup$
I have designed a BAM for the recognition of the 4x5 binary images. (total of three images)
I was testing it, first i gave it inputs ( Xi, where i=1,2,3 etc.) and it gave correct results (meaning it gave me correct output associated with the given input)
However, during reverse associative testing, when i gave it outputs( Yi,where i=1,2,3 etc), it is not giving correct inputs. The result it is giving are completely wrong.
My questions is,
(1) Is there any explanation for this. Or is it something i have done wrong?
(2) Is this something to do with the size of binary images. Because i have designed a BAM for 4*4 and it worked perfectly.
Background-
I am doing all this on pen and paper. i am not using any programming software for this. ( its a requirement that i do this without the use of any software).
I have already checked my each and every step and everything is correct.
sorry for my english grammar, i am still working on it.
Thank You
calculus probability complex-analysis optimization vector-analysis
asked Dec 7 '18 at 20:49
NerdydeluxeNerdydeluxe
11
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I have designed a BAM for the recognition of the 4x5 binary images. (total of three images)
I was testing it, first i gave it inputs ( Xi, where i=1,2,3 etc.) and it gave correct results (meaning it gave me correct output associated with the given input)
However, during reverse associative testing, when i gave it outputs( Yi,where i=1,2,3 etc), it is not giving correct inputs. The result it is giving are completely wrong.
My questions is,
(1) Is there any explanation for this. Or is it something i have done wrong?
(2) Is this something to do with the size of binary images. Because i have designed a BAM for 4*4 and it worked perfectly.
Background-
I am doing all this on pen and paper. i am not using any programming software for this. ( its a requirement that i do this without the use of any software).
I have already checked my each and every step and everything is correct.
sorry for my english grammar, i am still working on it.
Thank You
calculus probability complex-analysis optimization vector-analysis
calculus probability complex-analysis optimization vector-analysis
asked Dec 7 '18 at 20:49
NerdydeluxeNerdydeluxe
11
asked Dec 7 '18 at 20:49
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asked Dec 7 '18 at 20:49
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asked Dec 7 '18 at 20:49
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