Hi, this post is more discussion than issue. It's related to what was said before on issue #13.
Currently brains, when created take options hiddenLayers & learningRate :
var net = new NeuralNetwork({
hiddenLayers: [4],
learningRate: 0.6
});
And when trained, take data and options errorThresh, iterations, log & logPeriod :
net.train(data, {
errorThresh: 0.004,
iterations: 20000,
log: true,
logPeriod: 10
});
What I'm asking is this, given that one cannot iteratively train a these neural networks, why are there 2 points at which different options are provided to the neural network?
Does it not make sense to declare all options/setting in one place, ie on creation of the neural network?
Perhaps something like:
var net = new NeuralNetwork({
hiddenLayers: [4],
learningRate: 0.6,
errorThresh: 0.004,
iterations: 20000,
log: true,
logPeriod: 10
});
net.train(data);
Chris