A) feedforward manner B) feedback manner C) feedforward or feedback D) feedforward and feedback
A) hidden layer B) input layer C) output layer D) second layer
A) gives output to all others B) may receive or give input or output to others C) receives inputs from all others
A) UnSupervised B) Supervised and Unsupervised C) Supervised
A) Artificial Resonance Theory B) Automatic Resonance Theory C) Adaptive Resonance Theory
A) Binary B) Bipolar C) Binary and Bipolar
A) Small cluster B) No change C) Large Cluster
A) feedforwward network with hidden layer B) feed forward network only C) two feedforward network with hidden layer
A) its ability to learn inverse mapping functions B) its ability to learn forward and inverse mapping functions C) its ability to learn forward mapping functions
A) all are one to one connected B) some are connected C) each input unit is connected to each output unit
A) Learning with critic B) UnSupervised C) Supervised
A) FALSE B) TRUE
A) excitatory input B) inhibitory inpur
A) stochastically B) deterministically C) both deterministically & stochastically
A) greater the degradation less is the activation value of winning units B) greater the degradation less is the activation value of other units C) greater the degradation more is the activation value of winning units
A) Yes B) depends on type of clustering C) No
A) learning laws which modulate difference between actual output & desired output B) learning laws which modulate difference between synaptic weight & output signal C) learning laws which modulate difference between synaptic weight & activation value
A) the number of outputs B) the number of inputs C) the overall characteristics of the mapping problem
A) the number of inputs it can take B) the number of inputs it can deliver C) the number of patterns that can be stored
A) Slow process B) Fast process C) can be slow or fast in general |