The Four-Quadrant Problem
chrisley.pa@Xerox.COM
chrisley.pa at Xerox.COM
Wed Aug 31 14:03:00 EDT 1988
In the truly general case of an infinite plane, it seems that the four-quadrant
problem cannot be solved by a (finite) two-layer network. But for any
arbitrarily large, finite sub-plane, a two-layer (one hidden layer) network
exists that can solve the four-quadrant problem, provided you use an inequality
to interpret the output node.
I think.
Ron Chrisley
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