[R] RSNNS neural network

[jake88]

Data set attached …

 

 

require ( RSNNS ) 
mydata = read.csv("mydata.csv",header = TRUE) 

mydata.train = mydata[3000:10000,]

mydata.test = mydata[10005:10006,]

myfit <- elman ( mydata.train[,2:19],mydata.train[,1], size =100 , learnFuncParams =c (0.1) , maxit =1000)

pred <-predict (myfit , mydata.test[,2:19])

 

 

From: Charles Determan [mailto:cdetermanjr at gmail.com] 
Sent: Thursday, March 03, 2016 6:31 AM
To: jake88
Cc: r-help
Subject: Re: [R] RSNNS neural network

 

Unfortunately we can only provide so much help without a reproducible example.  Can you use a dataset that everyone would have access to to reproduce the problem?  Otherwise it is difficult for anyone to help you.

Regards,

Charles

 

On Tue, Mar 1, 2016 at 12:35 AM, jake88 <youtube_b at telus.net> wrote:

I am new to R and neural networks . So I trained and predicted an elman
network like so : 

require ( RSNNS ) 
mydata = read.csv("mydata.csv",header = TRUE) 
mydata.train = mydata[1000:2000,] 
mydata.test = mydata[800:999,] 

fit <- elman ( mydata.train[,2:10],mydata.train[,1], size =100 
     learnFuncParams =c (0.1) , maxit =1000) 
pred <-predict (fit , mydata.test[,2:10]) 

So pred contains the predictions .
The problem I am having is that when I run pred <-predict (fit ,
mydata.test[1,2:10]) repeatedly , it gives me different results each time .
Should not the weights and bias be set permanently in the network and give
the same result everytime   ?   

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