@ -20,11 +20,14 @@ An link::Classes/Array:: that gives the sizes of any hidden layers in the networ
ARGUMENT:: activation
The activation function to use for the hidden layer units. Beware of the permitted ranges of each: relu (0->inf), sigmoid (0->1), tanh (-1,1).
ARGUMENT:: finalActivation
ARGUMENT:: outputActivation
The activation function to use for the final layer units. Beware of the permitted ranges of each: relu (0->inf), sigmoid (0->1), tanh (-1,1).
ARGUMENT:: outputLayer
The layer whose output to return. It is negative 0 counting, where the default of 0 is the output layer, and 1 would be the last hidden layer, and so on.
ARGUMENT:: tapIn
The layer whose input is used to predict and predictPoint. It is 0 counting, where the default of 0 is the input layer, and 1 would be the first hidden layer, and so on.
ARGUMENT:: tapOut
The layer whose output to return. It is counting from 0 as the input layer, and 1 would be the first hidden layer, and so on. The default of -1 is the last layer of the whole network.
ARGUMENT:: maxIter
The maximum number of iterations to use in training.
@ -41,7 +44,7 @@ The training batch size.
ARGUMENT:: validation
The fraction of the DataSet size to hold back during training to validate the network against.
METHOD:: identity, relu, sigmoid, tanh
METHOD:: identity, sigmoid, relu, tanh
A set of convinience constants for the available activation functions.
@ -73,6 +73,10 @@ An link::Classes/IdentityDictionary:: that details labels and start-end position
ARGUMENT:: action
A function that runs on complettion, will be passed the link::Classes/IdentityDictionary:: from link::#index:: as an argument.
ARGUMENT:: tasks
ANCHOR::ntasks::
The number of parallel processing tasks to run on the server. Default 4. This should probably never be greater than the number of available CPU cores.
METHOD:: index
A link::Classes/IdentityDictionary:: containing information about the position of each discovered slice, using labels based on those passed into link::#play:: (see link::#labelling::). This dictionary copies all other entries from the source dictionary on a per-key basis (so you can store arbitary stuff in there should you wish, and it will remain oassciated with its original source chunk).