This is for you.
http://www.openprocessing.org/visuals/?visualID=33991
Make sure to select "Source code" when you get there, otherwise it will be quite boring.
Here is an animated gif which shows the program in action.
See BELOW for the WHOLE screenshot so that you don't have to speed read.
If you want to know how it works, then you will have to go back and read part 1 to 6.
But as you can see from the example above:
Before the neural network is trained, the outputs are not even close to the expected outputs. After training, the neural network produces the desired results (or very close to it).
Please note, this neural network also allows more than one output neuron, so you are not limited to single yes no decisions. You can use this neural network to make classifications. You will soon see this with my LED colour sensor.
Feel free to use this Neural Network in your own projects, but please let me know if you do, just for curiosity sake.
Update: See below for the Processing Sketch (much easier than going to the open processing site). It is a bit long - but saves you from having to navigate to another site.
Processing sketch
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ArrayList myTrainingOutputs = new ArrayList(); float[] myInputsA={0,0}; float[] myInputsB={0,1}; float[] myInputsC={1,0}; float[] myInputsD={1,1}; float[] myOutputsA={1}; float[] myOutputsB={0}; println("TRAINING DATA"); println("--------------------------------------------"); myTrainingInputs.add(myInputsA); myTrainingOutputs.add(myOutputsA); println("INPUTS= " + myInputsA[0] + ", " + myInputsA[1] + "; Expected output = " + myOutputsA[0]); myTrainingInputs.add(myInputsB); myTrainingOutputs.add(myOutputsB); println("INPUTS= " + myInputsB[0] + ", " + myInputsB[1] + "; Expected output = " + myOutputsB[0]); myTrainingInputs.add(myInputsC); myTrainingOutputs.add(myOutputsB); println("INPUTS= " + myInputsC[0] + ", " + myInputsC[1] + "; Expected output = " + myOutputsB[0]); myTrainingInputs.add(myInputsD); myTrainingOutputs.add(myOutputsA); println("INPUTS= " + myInputsD[0] + ", " + myInputsD[1] + "; Expected output = " + myOutputsA[0]); println("--------------------------------------------"); NeuralNetwork NN = new NeuralNetwork(); NN.addLayer(2,2); NN.addLayer(2,1); println("Before Training"); float[] myInputDataA1={0,0}; NN.processInputsToOutputs(myInputDataA1); float[] myOutputDataA1={}; myOutputDataA1=NN.getOutputs(); println("Feed Forward: INPUT = 0,0; OUTPUT=" + myOutputDataA1[0]); float[] myInputDataB1={0,1}; NN.processInputsToOutputs(myInputDataB1); float[] myOutputDataB1={}; myOutputDataB1=NN.getOutputs(); println("Feed Forward: INPUT = 0,1; OUTPUT=" + myOutputDataB1[0]); float[] myInputDataC1={1,0}; NN.processInputsToOutputs(myInputDataC1); float[] myOutputDataC1={}; myOutputDataC1=NN.getOutputs(); println("Feed Forward: INPUT = 1,0; OUTPUT=" + myOutputDataC1[0]); float[] myInputDataD1={1,1}; NN.processInputsToOutputs(myInputDataD1); float[] myOutputDataD1={}; myOutputDataD1=NN.getOutputs(); println("Feed Forward: INPUT = 1,1; OUTPUT=" + myOutputDataD1[0]); println(""); println("--------------------------------------------"); println("Begin Training"); NN.autoTrainNetwork(myTrainingInputs,myTrainingOutputs,0.0001,500000); println(""); println("End Training"); println(""); println("--------------------------------------------"); println("Test the neural network"); float[] myInputDataA2={0,0}; NN.processInputsToOutputs(myInputDataA2); float[] myOutputDataA2={}; myOutputDataA2=NN.getOutputs(); println("Feed Forward: INPUT = 0,0; OUTPUT=" + myOutputDataA2[0]); float[] myInputDataB2={0,1}; NN.processInputsToOutputs(myInputDataB2); float[] myOutputDataB2={}; myOutputDataB2=NN.getOutputs(); println("Feed Forward: INPUT = 0,1; OUTPUT=" + myOutputDataB2[0]); float[] myInputDataC2={1,0}; NN.processInputsToOutputs(myInputDataC2); float[] myOutputDataC2={}; myOutputDataC2=NN.getOutputs(); println("Feed Forward: INPUT = 1,0; OUTPUT=" + myOutputDataC2[0]); float[] myInputDataD2={1,1}; NN.processInputsToOutputs(myInputDataD2); float[] myOutputDataD2={}; myOutputDataD2=NN.getOutputs(); println("Feed Forward: INPUT = 1,1; OUTPUT=" + myOutputDataD2[0]); } /* --------------------------------------------------------------------- A connection determines how much of a signal is passed through to the neuron. -------------------------------------------------------------------- */ class Connection{ float connEntry; float weight; float connExit; //This is the default constructor for an Connection Connection(){ randomiseWeight(); } //A custom weight for this Connection constructor Connection(float tempWeight){ setWeight(tempWeight); } //Function to set the weight of this connection void setWeight(float tempWeight){ weight=tempWeight; } //Function to randomise the weight of this connection void randomiseWeight(){ setWeight(random(2)-1); } //Function to calculate and store the output of this Connection float calcConnExit(float tempInput){ connEntry = tempInput; connExit = connEntry * weight; return connExit; } } /* ----------------------------------------------------------------- A neuron does all the processing and calculation to convert an input into an output --------------------------------------------------------------------- */ class Neuron{ Connection[] connections={}; float bias; float neuronInputValue; float neuronOutputValue; float deltaError; //The default constructor for a Neuron Neuron(){ } /*The typical constructor of a Neuron - with random Bias and Connection weights */ Neuron(int numOfConnections){ randomiseBias(); for(int i=0; i<numOfConnections; i++){ Connection conn = new Connection(); addConnection(conn); } } //Function to add a Connection to this neuron void addConnection(Connection conn){ connections = (Connection[]) append(connections, conn); } /* Function to return the number of connections associated with this neuron.*/ int getConnectionCount(){ return connections.length; } //Function to set the bias of this Neron void setBias(float tempBias){ bias = tempBias; } //Function to randomise the bias of this Neuron void randomiseBias(){ setBias(random(1)); } /*Function to convert the inputValue to an outputValue Make sure that the number of connEntryValues matches the number of connections */ float getNeuronOutput(float[] connEntryValues){ if(connEntryValues.length!=getConnectionCount()){ println("Neuron Error: getNeuronOutput() : Wrong number of connEntryValues"); exit(); } neuronInputValue=0; /* First SUM all of the weighted connection values (connExit) attached to this neuron. This becomes the neuronInputValue. */ for(int i=0; i<getConnectionCount(); i++){ neuronInputValue+=connections[i].calcConnExit(connEntryValues[i]); } //Add the bias to the Neuron's inputValue neuronInputValue+=bias; /* Send the inputValue through the activation function to produce the Neuron's outputValue */ neuronOutputValue=Activation(neuronInputValue); //Return the outputValue return neuronOutputValue; } //Activation function float Activation(float x){ float activatedValue = 1 / (1 + exp(-1 * x)); return activatedValue; } } class Layer{ Neuron[] neurons = {}; float[] layerINPUTs={}; float[] actualOUTPUTs={}; float[] expectedOUTPUTs={}; float layerError; float learningRate; /* This is the default constructor for the Layer */ Layer(int numberConnections, int numberNeurons){ /* Add all the neurons and actualOUTPUTs to the layer */ for(int i=0; i<numberNeurons; i++){ Neuron tempNeuron = new Neuron(numberConnections); addNeuron(tempNeuron); addActualOUTPUT(); } } /* Function to add an input or output Neuron to this Layer */ void addNeuron(Neuron xNeuron){ neurons = (Neuron[]) append(neurons, xNeuron); } /* Function to get the number of neurons in this layer */ int getNeuronCount(){ return neurons.length; } /* Function to increment the size of the actualOUTPUTs array by one. */ void addActualOUTPUT(){ actualOUTPUTs = (float[]) expand(actualOUTPUTs,(actualOUTPUTs.length+1)); } /* Function to set the ENTIRE expectedOUTPUTs array in one go. */ void setExpectedOUTPUTs(float[] tempExpectedOUTPUTs){ expectedOUTPUTs=tempExpectedOUTPUTs; } /* Function to clear ALL values from the expectedOUTPUTs array */ void clearExpectedOUTPUT(){ expectedOUTPUTs = (float[]) expand(expectedOUTPUTs, 0); } /* Function to set the learning rate of the layer */ void setLearningRate(float tempLearningRate){ learningRate=tempLearningRate; } /* Function to set the inputs of this layer */ void setInputs(float[] tempInputs){ layerINPUTs=tempInputs; } /* Function to convert ALL the Neuron input values into Neuron output values in this layer, through a special activation function. */ void processInputsToOutputs(){ /* neuronCount is used a couple of times in this function. */ int neuronCount = getNeuronCount(); /* Check to make sure that there are neurons in this layer to process the inputs */ if(neuronCount>0) { /* Check to make sure that the number of inputs matches the number of Neuron Connections. */ if(layerINPUTs.length!=neurons[0].getConnectionCount()){ println("Error in Layer: processInputsToOutputs: The number of inputs do NOT match the number of Neuron connections in this layer"); exit(); } else { /* The number of inputs are fine : continue Calculate the actualOUTPUT of each neuron in this layer, based on their layerINPUTs (which were previously calculated). Add the value to the layer's actualOUTPUTs array. */ for(int i=0; i<neuronCount;i++){ actualOUTPUTs[i]=neurons[i].getNeuronOutput(layerINPUTs); } } }else{ println("Error in Layer: processInputsToOutputs: There are no Neurons in this layer"); exit(); } } /* Function to get the error of this layer */ float getLayerError(){ return layerError; } /* Function to set the error of this layer */ void setLayerError(float tempLayerError){ layerError=tempLayerError; } /* Function to increase the layerError by a certain amount */ void increaseLayerErrorBy(float tempLayerError){ layerError+=tempLayerError; } /* Function to calculate and set the deltaError of each neuron in the layer */ void setDeltaError(float[] expectedOutputData){ setExpectedOUTPUTs(expectedOutputData); int neuronCount = getNeuronCount(); /* Reset the layer error to 0 before cycling through each neuron */ setLayerError(0); for(int i=0; i<neuronCount;i++){ neurons[i].deltaError = actualOUTPUTs[i]*(1-actualOUTPUTs[i])*(expectedOUTPUTs[i]-actualOUTPUTs[i]); /* Increase the layer Error by the absolute difference between the calculated value (actualOUTPUT) and the expected value (expectedOUTPUT). */ increaseLayerErrorBy(abs(expectedOUTPUTs[i]-actualOUTPUTs[i])); } } /* Function to train the layer : which uses a training set to adjust the connection weights and biases of the neurons in this layer */ void trainLayer(float tempLearningRate){ setLearningRate(tempLearningRate); int neuronCount = getNeuronCount(); for(int i=0; i<neuronCount;i++){ /* update the bias for neuron[i] */ neurons[i].bias += (learningRate * 1 * neurons[i].deltaError); /* update the weight of each connection for this neuron[i] */ for(int j=0; j<neurons[i].getConnectionCount(); j++){ neurons[i].connections[j].weight += (learningRate * neurons[i].connections[j].connEntry * neurons[i].deltaError); } } } } /* ------------------------------------------------------------- The Neural Network class is a container to hold and manage all the layers ---------------------------------------------------------------- */ class NeuralNetwork{ Layer[] layers = {}; float[] arrayOfInputs={}; float[] arrayOfOutputs={}; float learningRate; float networkError; float trainingError; int retrainChances=0; NeuralNetwork(){ /* the default learning rate of a neural network is set to 0.1, which can changed by the setLearningRate(lR) function. */ learningRate=0.1; } /* Function to add a Layer to the Neural Network */ void addLayer(int numConnections, int numNeurons){ layers = (Layer[]) append(layers, new Layer(numConnections,numNeurons)); } /* Function to return the number of layers in the neural network */ int getLayerCount(){ return layers.length; } /* Function to set the learningRate of the Neural Network */ void setLearningRate(float tempLearningRate){ learningRate=tempLearningRate; } /* Function to set the inputs of the neural network */ void setInputs(float[] tempInputs){ arrayOfInputs=tempInputs; } /* Function to set the inputs of a specified layer */ void setLayerInputs(float[] tempInputs, int layerIndex){ if(layerIndex>getLayerCount()-1){ println("NN Error: setLayerInputs: layerIndex=" + layerIndex + " exceeded limits= " + (getLayerCount()-1)); } else { layers[layerIndex].setInputs(tempInputs); } } /* Function to set the outputs of the neural network */ void setOutputs(float[] tempOutputs){ arrayOfOutputs=tempOutputs; } /* Function to return the outputs of the Neural Network */ float[] getOutputs(){ return arrayOfOutputs; } /* Function to process the Neural Network's input values and convert them to an output pattern using ALL layers in the network */ void processInputsToOutputs(float[] tempInputs){ setInputs(tempInputs); /* Check to make sure that the number of NeuralNetwork inputs matches the Neuron Connection Count in the first layer. */ if(getLayerCount()>0){ if(arrayOfInputs.length!=layers[0].neurons[0].getConnectionCount()){ println("NN Error: processInputsToOutputs: The number of inputs do NOT match the NN"); exit(); } else { /* The number of inputs are fine : continue */ for(int i=0; i<getLayerCount(); i++){ /*Set the INPUTs for each layer: The first layer gets it's input data from the NN, whereas the 2nd and subsequent layers get their input data from the previous layer's actual output. */ if(i==0){ setLayerInputs(arrayOfInputs,i); } else { setLayerInputs(layers[i-1].actualOUTPUTs, i); } /* Now that the layer has had it's input values set, it can now process this data, and convert them into an output using the layer's neurons. The outputs will be used as inputs in the next layer (if available). */ layers[i].processInputsToOutputs(); } /* Once all the data has filtered through to the end of network, we can grab the actualOUTPUTs of the LAST layer These values become or will be set to the NN output values (arrayOfOutputs), through the setOutputs function call. */ setOutputs(layers[getLayerCount()-1].actualOUTPUTs); } }else{ println("Error: There are no layers in this Neural Network"); exit(); } } /* Function to train the entire network using an array. */ void trainNetwork(float[] inputData, float[] expectedOutputData){ /* Populate the ENTIRE network by processing the inputData. */ processInputsToOutputs(inputData); /* train each layer - from back to front (back propagation) */ for(int i=getLayerCount()-1; i>-1; i--){ if(i==getLayerCount()-1){ layers[i].setDeltaError(expectedOutputData); layers[i].trainLayer(learningRate); networkError=layers[i].getLayerError(); } else { /* Calculate the expected value for each neuron in this layer (eg. HIDDEN LAYER) */ for(int j=0; j<layers[i].getNeuronCount(); j++){ /* Reset the delta error of this neuron to zero. */ layers[i].neurons[j].deltaError=0; /* The delta error of a hidden layer neuron is equal to the SUM of [the PRODUCT of the connection.weight and error of the neurons in the next layer(eg OUTPUT Layer)]. */ /* Connection#1 of each neuron in the output layer connect with Neuron#1 in the hidden layer */ for(int k=0; k<layers[i+1].getNeuronCount(); k++){ layers[i].neurons[j].deltaError += (layers[i+1].neurons[k].connections[j].weight * layers[i+1].neurons[k].deltaError); } /* Now that we have the sum of Errors x weights attached to this neuron. We must multiply it by the derivative of the activation function. */ layers[i].neurons[j].deltaError *= (layers[i].neurons[j].neuronOutputValue * (1-layers[i].neurons[j].neuronOutputValue)); } /* Now that you have all the necessary fields populated, you can now Train this hidden layer and then clear the Expected outputs, ready for the next round. */ layers[i].trainLayer(learningRate); layers[i].clearExpectedOUTPUT(); } } } /* Function to train the entire network, using an array of input and expected data within an ArrayList */ void trainingCycle(ArrayList trainingInputData, ArrayList trainingExpectedData, Boolean trainRandomly){ int dataIndex; /* re-initialise the training Error with every cycle */ trainingError=0; /* Cycle through the training data either randomly or sequentially */ for(int i=0; i<trainingInputData.size(); i++){ if(trainRandomly){ dataIndex=(int) (random(trainingInputData.size())); } else { dataIndex=i; } trainNetwork((float[]) trainingInputData.get(dataIndex),(float[]) trainingExpectedData.get(dataIndex)); /* Use the networkError variable which is calculated at the end of each individual training session to calculate the entire trainingError. */ trainingError+=abs(networkError); } } /* Function to train the network until the Error is below a specific threshold */ void autoTrainNetwork(ArrayList trainingInputData, ArrayList trainingExpectedData, float trainingErrorTarget, int cycleLimit){ trainingError=9999; int trainingCounter=0; /* cycle through the training data until the trainingError gets below trainingErrorTarget (eg. 0.0005) or the training cycles have exceeded the cycleLimit variable (eg. 10000). */ while(trainingError>trainingErrorTarget && trainingCounter<cycleLimit){ /* re-initialise the training Error with every cycle */ trainingError=0; /* Cycle through the training data randomly */ trainingCycle(trainingInputData, trainingExpectedData, true); /* increment the training counter to prevent endless loop */ trainingCounter++; } /* Due to the random nature in which this neural network is trained. There may be occasions when the training error may drop below the threshold To check if this is the case, we will go through one more cycle (but sequentially this time), and check the trainingError for that cycle If the training error is still below the trainingErrorTarget, then we will end the training session. If the training error is above the trainingErrorTarget, we will continue to train. It will do this check a Maximum of 9 times. */ if(trainingCounter<cycleLimit){ trainingCycle(trainingInputData, trainingExpectedData, false); trainingCounter++; if(trainingError>trainingErrorTarget){ if (retrainChances<10){ retrainChances++; autoTrainNetwork(trainingInputData, trainingExpectedData,trainingErrorTarget, cycleLimit); } } } else { println("CycleLimit has been reached. Has been retrained " + retrainChances + " times. Error is = " + trainingError); } } } |
Very cool set of tutorials. Really liked it.
ReplyDeleteThis is an amazing tutorial for explaining how to build a neural network! Just beginning to learn how to work with these, and though a bit too complex sometimes for a novice like myself, there's plenty of depth to keep me busy for quite a while. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteBuild a neural network, how hard can it be ? It is only until you try to build one yourself that you appreciate how complex it can get. But don't give up, it is worth the trouble.
ReplyDeleteThis is a great code base; thanks for sharing it. I too am taking the Stanford ML class (finished the backprop homework assignment last night - and going to be watching the first video for this week's stuff tonight); this code seems to follow the general stuff (I looked at the cut-n-paste code, and I don't think there was anything like regularization or cost functions included). I would say this makes a great base anyhow; I would encourage anyone who wants to know more to check out Stanford's online class...
ReplyDeleteThis is a very interesting project!
ReplyDeleteHowever,the command "ArrayList" is undefined in my Arduino program. Would you please explain to me? Thank you very much!
You need to paste the code into a "Processing" project, and not into the Arduino IDE. The processing program looks very similar to the Arduino program.
ReplyDeleteTo download processing, point your browser to http://processing.org/download/
Thanks for replying!
ReplyDeleteI thought this is Arduino project, so can "Processing" program works on the Arduino board.
And is there a way that I can change the "ArrayList", so I can use it in the Arduino program?
Thank you very much!
Just got it, thanks!
DeleteThe Neural Network tutorial is a Processing program that is run on your computer. This particular program has absolutely nothing to do with an arduino. However, if you have a look at
DeleteThe poor man's colour detector project:
http://arduinobasics.blogspot.com/2011/08/poor-mans-colour-detector-part-2.html
You will see an example of how this neural network can be used in combination with your arduino to "detect colour" using a few LEDs.
Hi,
ReplyDeleteI think your blog is great.
Currently I'm trying to write my own NN...
I was looking for your code in the 'open processing' website, but it seems like it's not working anymore (it's impossible to switch between tabs).
Is there any other source I can take the code from?
Thanks
Thanks Anonymous,
DeleteI went to the open processing site - and did not have a problem, but have decided to include the code in this post because I am now using a more advanced code highlighter (which was not available when I first wrote it). Hope this helps.
Thanks a lot!!!, that's great!
ReplyDeleteexcelent tutorial, there are a lot of book, paper, technical report of ANN but dont have the way to implemented!! most of we do implementation seek this type of information, thank you very much for sharing! regards
ReplyDeleteNo problem Guille,
DeleteI am glad it helped.
Regards Scott
Thanks very much for sharing! I'm just learning NN for my final year project, really helpful.
ReplyDeleteIt has been a while since I wrote it... but glad that it is still relevant.
DeleteThank you for the feedback.
Regards
Scott
Learn a lot and as it is impossible slow to run in Windows, I try to port it to Java. So far not yet working (compile ok under BlueJ) but somehow somwhere got a problem. Would try to learn both in the few months ahead. The attempt here, not yet finished.
ReplyDeletehttps://github.com/kwccoin/ann-step-by-step
Hi there,
DeleteI used Windows at the time and had no issues.
I guess I had no expectations,and had no concept as to how quick it should be. It just took as long as it took.
I am sure there are some inefficies in the code, and definitely room for improvement.
Good luck with porting it to Java - it should be relatively easy to do.
Regards
Scott
Hello.
Deletecan i implement the ANN in the arduino itself ? i mean not using the processing sketch. i want to make glass break detector using arduino that implement ANN for detection.
Not sure - you could try though.
DeleteDepending on the Arduino, you may run out of memory.
Hi
DeleteThanks for your code. It was really helpful and your tutorial was well detailed. I am trying to implement the code you provided to train a robot with 2 sensory inputs and 2 outputs (motors) for obstacle avoidance.
I was wondering how to return the finalized weight and bias values after network training. Unfortunately, I am not really professional in coding and i am doing this for a course project. Your help is really appreciated.
Regards
Nima
It prints to the debug screen in Processing
DeleteI enabled debugger, and after running the program, nothing shows up in
Deletethe screen (Variables) that pops up. I am currently trying to update the code to return those values as well.
Is there anything that might be missing? Thanks in advance
Not sure - if you just cut and paste the code into the Processing IDE, it should work. If you are re-writing it and taking bits and pieces, then I have no idea.
DeleteHi Scott, I have figured that out long ago at the same time you replied.
DeleteRegarding input/output of neural network, i remember putting large inputs like (5,10), and my network outputs were always constrained between 0 and 1. Are the outputs normalized somewhere in the code, or its due to activation function?
Also, do i need to normalize my inputs to neural network, or somewhere in the program it does that automatically?
Thanks
The activation function constrains the outputs between 0 and 1.
DeleteIn terms of inputs, you should be able to train the neural network to work with whatever values you are dealing with.
Is it possible to copy and paste a trained NN from one arduino to another?
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