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how to write a matlab code for a pattern recognition in neural network

I have a different sets of vectors for an object. These vectors are different and are extracted from a particular shape. I want to train my Neural Network in matlab to recognize this particular shape. So that when I input another different vectors of similarity of that particular object, the neural network is able to differentiate and output either '1' or '0'

I am new to this neural network stuffs and I hope that someone could give me some valuable pointers.

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user1153308 Avatar asked Jan 31 '12 09:01

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2 Answers

First of all have a look to this pdf explaining the Neural Network Toolbox.

Here you can download a tutorial on pattern recognition with neural networks with matlab.

I hope this helps on your task.

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Jav_Rock Avatar answered Oct 26 '22 23:10

Jav_Rock


To understand machine learning concepts in general and neural networks in particular, this resource will be usefull www.ml-class.org

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Alex Hoppus Avatar answered Oct 27 '22 01:10

Alex Hoppus