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To: CVDave who wrote (735)4/9/1999 12:34:00 AM
From: Jay Hartzok   of 805
 
Dave,

The one problem is the one that was posted at the Yahoo club, which involves the net using data in the files that is before the training start date. It slows down the training process and if you edit the data files as Mark has suggested, and are using any filter inputs, the first 50 calculations will be wrong and these bad calculations seem to effect the rest of the net. Even with no filter inputs the first calculations will be wrong for the length of the input's influence period.

If you allow enough data to exist in front of the training start date to produce the proper calculations, then it appears to me that after the net is trained and you start adding data, that the net stops learning and will repeat the same type of errors over and over again. If you retrain the entire identical net from the beginning the errors will not be there at all. These results that I've seen are very confusing to me and destroy my faith in the nets. Something just doesn't seem right to me and that's why I stopped using it for the time being.

Jay
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