If an MLP ANN has 2 inputs, a single hidden layer node, a single output, linear transfer functions in both hidden and output layers and the following values for the connections weights, what is the relative importance of input x 2 (as a percentage to one decimal point)? (Wx1, H1) = 0.7, (Wx2, H1) = 0.4, (WH1, O) = 0.2.

If an MLP ANN has 2 inputs, a single hidden layer node, a single output, linear transfer functions in both hidden and output layers and the following values for the connections weights, what is the relative importance of input x 2 (as a percentage to one decimal point)? (Wx1, H1) = 0.7, (Wx2, H1) = 0.4, (WH1, O) = 0.2.

Database System Concepts

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Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

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