1. [M31] Let us consider the following loading problem: L = ((1, 0) , 0.1),...
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1. [M31] Let us consider the following loading problem:
L =
((−1, 0)
, 0.1), ((1, 0)
, 0.9), ((0, 1)
, 0.9), ((0,−5)
, 0.9)
.
This is clearly a linearly-separable problem. Suppose we are using an LTU network with a logistic sigmoidal neuron and quadratic error function. In addition, suppose that the decision is based on the following thresholding criterion: Ifx < 0.1 then the class is −, whereas the class is + if x > 0.9, and there is no decision in the remaining range of x. Prove that there exists a stationary point that does not yield a separating solution.36
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