Neural Network ToolBox : Proper function to train multilabel data (Backpropogation )
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Hello,i m a matlab beginner..
Which Inbuilt functions are suitable to train multilabel dataset ? using backpropogation ?
i also want to :
1.take outputs of that function at output layer and then modify it (while training) after each epochs
2.after getting output , define our custom error measures like hamming loss ,ranking loss etc (specifically for multilabel classification)
i know how to modify it , but is it feasible to do all these things with inbuilt function?
if yes,then which function should be used here ? and where i can get its tutorials ?
Thank you for your consideration... Please Help !!
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Greg Heath
2014-3-18
编辑:Greg Heath
2014-3-18
Unfamiliar with the terms multilabel, hamming loss and ranking loss. Apparently you don't mean multi-variable or multi-class.
Please explain the difference.
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When I get a chance I will look at these.
Meanwhile, will you explain a little more?
Greg
Greg Heath
2014-3-18
OK I think multi-label is just non-mutually exclusive classes. See my answer to your other post.
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Watch out for possible mutually exclusive class assumptions.
What modifications do you want to do after each epoch?
I'm a little concerned about your intentions to modify the learning process.
Not familiar with your loss measures. Can you explain?
Greg Heath
2014-3-19
Wikipedia explains hamming loss. What about ranking loss?
pooja
2014-3-20
pooja
2014-3-20
Greg Heath
2014-3-25
You are wrong in trying to manipulate after each epoch. It just makes training take longer. Perhaps using the entropy fnction for non-mutually exclusive classes will help.
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