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I want to simulate the network that I got with the new data and I use results=sim(net, new data) should I normalize the new data? and to get the real value of the result of network I need to denormalize the results? Thanks for any idea
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Mudambi Srivatsa
il 27 Giu 2017
With the new_data, you can use the following command to simulate the network
results = sim(net, new_data)
Further, you can use the trained network to predict as follows:
output = net(new_data)
The following post might be helpful regarding the normalizing process:
https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/answers/14590-neural-network-sim-net-input-gives-crazy-results
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Greg Heath
il 28 Giu 2017
No.
The net automatically normalizes the input with mapminmax and denormalizes the output with the inverse.
Hope this helps
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Greg Heath
il 29 Giu 2017
Modificato: Greg Heath
il 29 Giu 2017
1. You didn't specify if this is
a. regression/curve-fitting (FITNET OR NEWFIT)
or
b. classification/pattern-recognition (PATTERNNET or NEWPR)
The current functions FITNET and PATTERNET are special cases of FEEDFORWARDNET whereas the obsolete functions NEWFIT and NEWPR are special cases of the obsolete function NEWFF.
2. In either case the DEFAULT is to automatically normalize inputs and de-normalize outputs with MAPMINMAX.
3. However, there are options to use either
a. MAPSTD
or
b. No normalization/de-normalization.
So, IT DEPENDS WHAT THE PROGRAM AUTHOR USED.
4. Personally, I prefer to
a. Use MAPSTD BEFORE THE NET for detecting outliers so I can
either modify or remove them.
b. Accept the default MAPMINMAX because I am too lazy to remove
it.
BOTTOM LINE: Your input should have the same summary statistics as the author's data. Then the net will automatically do the rest.
Hope this helps
Thank you for formally accepting my answer
Greg
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