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    This document introduces the 8-3-8 encoding problem for a multilayer perceptron network, which has an input layer with eight neurons, an output layer with eight neurons, and a single hidden layer with three neurons. The training task is to have an input of 1 to neuron i_j produce an output of 1 from neuron Ω_j. This network represents a binary encoding and decoding function. The document questions whether this encoding procedure could be improved to be more efficient, such as a 1024-9-1024 network.

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    This document introduces the 8-3-8 encoding problem for a multilayer perceptron network, which has an input layer with eight neurons, an output layer with eight neurons, and a single hidden layer with three neurons. The training task is to have an input of 1 to neuron i_j produce an output of 1 from neuron Ω_j. This network represents a binary encoding and decoding function. The document questions whether this encoding procedure could be improved to be more efficient, such as a 1024-9-1024 network.

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    The 8-3-8 Encoding Problem

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    Pavan Kumar
    This document introduces the 8-3-8 encoding problem for a multilayer perceptron network, which has an input layer with eight neurons, an output layer with eight neurons, and a single hidden layer with three neurons. The training task is to have an input of 1 to neuron i_j produce an output of 1 from neuron Ω_j. This network represents a binary encoding and decoding function. The document questions whether this encoding procedure could be improved to be more efficient, such as a 1024-9-1024 network.

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    Introduction:-The 8-3-8 encoding problem is a classic among the multilayer perceptron test training problems.

    In
    our MLP we have an input layer with eight neurons i1, i2. . . i8, an output layer with eightneurons 1,, . . . ,8
    and one hiddenlayer with three neurons. Thus, this networkrepresents a function
    .The training task is that
    an input of a value1 into the neuron ij should lead to an outputof a value 1 from the neuron j.
    The network with the 3hidden neurons represents some kind of binary encoding. Thus, our network is a machine in
    which the input is first encoded and afterwards decoded again. Analogously, we can train a 1024-10-1024 encoding
    problem. But is it possible to improve the efficiency of this procedure? Could there be, for example, a
    1024-9-1024- o....

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