2- Write a Matlab program code to Find all inputs (x) and weights of singleneuron network using perceptron Learning rule.Solution byThe change weights obtainedmatlab-Δw3 =101264d = -1Aw2 =04-24,d = 1The final weights is w4 =[Hint: Use the correction has been performed in each step for c = 1]33261Δw1=-42-68, d = -1

Answer:- train_inputs = array([[10, 12, 6,4], [0,-8,4,-2], [-4,2,-6,8], [0, 1, 1]]) train_outputs…

2- Write a Matlab program code to Find all inputs (x) and weights of single neuron network using perceptron Learning rule. Solution by The change weights obtained matlab 10 12 -- 6 4 Δw3 = d = -1 Aw2 = 0 E- 4 -2 4 ,d = 1 The final weights is w4 = [Hint: Use the correction has been performed in each step for c = 1] 3 26 1 Δw1 -4 2 -- -6 8 = , d = -1

2- Write a Matlab program code to Find all inputs (x) and weights of single neuron network using perceptron Learning rule. Solution by The change weights obtained matlab 10 12 -- 6 4 Δw3 = d = -1 Aw2 = 0 E- 4 -2 4 ,d = 1 The final weights is w4 = [Hint: Use the correction has been performed in each step for c = 1] 3 26 1 Δw1 -4 2 -- -6 8 = , d = -1

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

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