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X (X (1), X (2) .. X (K) ) P 1,2,3 ..P W A (X - W) A Ae X (X (1) W (1) + X (1) W (1) +................ + X (K) W (K) ) /W (1) +W (2) ......... W (K) E ( X (K) - Y (K) )

This document outlines equations related to machine learning and neural networks. It defines Xp as a set of xp values indexed from 1 to k for P total sets. It provides an equation for updating weights wmk using a learning rate a, which is defined as an exponential decay function of time t over period T1. It also includes an equation for computing an output x as a weighted sum of inputs xk and weights wk. Finally, it references an error calculation of the average squared difference between actual outputs X(k) and predicted outputs Y(k).

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X (X (1), X (2) .. X (K) ) P 1,2,3 ..P W A (X - W) A Ae X (X (1) W (1) + X (1) W (1) +................ + X (K) W (K) ) /W (1) +W (2) ......... W (K) E ( X (K) - Y (K) )

This document outlines equations related to machine learning and neural networks. It defines Xp as a set of xp values indexed from 1 to k for P total sets. It provides an equation for updating weights wmk using a learning rate a, which is defined as an exponential decay function of time t over period T1. It also includes an equation for computing an output x as a weighted sum of inputs xk and weights wk. Finally, it references an error calculation of the average squared difference between actual outputs X(k) and predicted outputs Y(k).

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Xp = {xp(1), xp(2)..

xp(k)}
p=1,2,3..P
wmk = a(xk - wmk)
a = Ae(-t/T1)
x={x(1)w(1)+ x(1)w(1)+................+ x(k)w(k)}/w(1)+w(2).........w(k)
E[X(k)-Y(k)2]

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