Before you actually run the project, we'll mention a couple of final things you will want to do.
You can watch the state of the network in the NetView while it
learns and during testing. The NetView is automatically updated by the
Trial processes in both the training and testing process hierarchies.
(You can have it updated by other processes by selecting View:Object
/ Add Updater / <process> in the NetView, or by clicking on a
process and a network in the project view, and hitting Add Updater).
Both of these Trial processes will send the NetView an update
signal, so you can see the values of whatever state variable you'd like
to look at updated after each trial of training or testing. You might
select act
as the variable to display in the NetView, toggle
Auto Range
off, and set the max
and min
on the
color scale to 1 and -1. That way the meanings of the color in the
color scale stay fixed as the various patterns are presented.
If you are recording the project using a script, you might want to turn off the scripting process at this point, since the network creation process is complete. De-iconify the script and click StopRec. You may Edit your script (which should pull up an editor and allow you to view the script file), to see what steps were taken, etc.
Regardless of whether you recorded a script, you will want to save the state of the project as it is now, so that it can simply be re-loaded from a project file, just like the XOR example. Select Object / Save As in the Project window, and specify a file name for saving (a ".proj.gz" will automatically be added to the end of the file name).