Differrence between feed forward & feed forward back propagation
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I used neural netowrk MLP type to pridect solar irradiance, in my code i used fitnet() commands (feed forward)to creat a neural network.But some people use a newff() commands (feed forward back propagation) to creat their neural network. please what's difference between two types?? :
net=fitnet(Nubmer of nodes in haidden layer); --> it's a feed forward ?? true??
net=newff(Nubmer of nodes in haidden layer); ---> it's a feed forward back propagation ??
Help me please wchich one can i choose for my case (prediction problem)???!!! Who appripriate??
Best regards
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Greg Heath
2019-2-14
A USEFUL POST
GREG
YERRUPALLI GANESH
2020-12-19
Difference between levenberg matquardt and feed forward backpropagation algorithm
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khan
2015-2-18
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what you said it suggest that the new function have both forward and backward propagation in the same function. Where is the old have only forward pass. You should right click and select help on each of them and you will see.
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omar belhaj
2015-2-18
Greg Heath
2015-4-5
@Khan
No. the new functions are just revised versions of the old ones. If you use the commands DOC, HELP, and/or TYPE, you will see that NEWFIT, NEWPR and NEWFF are OBSOLETE and as such, will no longer be maintained by MATLAB.
@omar:
For forecasting/predicting the future, use TIMEDELAYNET(only inputs), NARNET(only output feedback) or NARXNET(both inputs and output feedback). Again, use DOC, HELP, and/or TYPE for details.
Greg
Shireen Shah
2018-5-29
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can you please tell me which command(newff or feedforwardnet) is good choice to be used for channel estimation in OFDM using neural networks?
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Greg Heath
2018-10-21
Use
FITNET for regression
and
PATTERNNET for classification
Both are special cases of FEEDFORWARDNET.
Corresponding NEWFIT, NEWPR and NEWFF are obsolete and have been replaced by the above.
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