How to use non-integer(decimal) values as target values in neural network?

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Harshith_Bhat - 2021-07-22T11:44:21+00:00
Question: How to use non-integer(decimal) values as target values in neural network?

These are traget values they are in matrix form (column matrix) T = 98.3200 100.6100 i want use it for target value in Multilayer Neural Network what is the procedure thank you in advance  

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    Profile picture of Kshitij Singh Kshitij Singh answered . 2025-11-20

    For N pairs of I-dimensional "I"nputs and corresponding O-dimensional "O"utput targets,
     
     
     size(input)  = [ I N ]
 size(target) = [ O N ]

    For regression/curve-fitting see the FITNET documentation with sample code:

     help fitnet
and
 doc fitnet

    For classification/pattern-recognition see the PATTERNNET documentation:

     help patternnet
and
 doc patternnet

    For more examples you can search the NEWSREADER and ANSWERS using

     greg fitnet
or
 greg patternnet


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