Lab · c19.s02.L1
XOR network
One unit is one straight line, so no weights and threshold label all four rows of XOR correctly; three of four is the ceiling.
Question: What can one unit never do?
Frame 1 of 3: The ceiling over every settingOver all 891 settings of the two weights and the threshold, the counter never reads 4: 119 settings reach 1 of 4, 672 reach 2, 100 reach 3, and none reaches 0 or 4. 100 settings reach the ceiling of 3 of 4, the default among them. A finer search of 361201 weight pairs from -3 to 3 in steps of 0.01 at a fixed threshold separates the four corners 0 times.
The ceiling over every setting. Over all 891 settings of the two weights and the threshold, the counter never reads 4: 119 settings reach 1 of 4, 672 reach 2, 100 reach 3, and none reaches 0 or 4. 100 settings reach the ceiling of 3 of 4, the default among them. A finer search of 361201 weight pairs from -3 to 3 in steps of 0.01 at a fixed threshold separates the four corners 0 times.
Keyboard: Space plays or pauses, Left and Right step, Home goes to the first frame, End goes to the last frame.
Text description of this lab
A square board holds four corner points: the two labelled different, at the top left and bottom right, sit on one diagonal, and the two labelled same sit on the other. A straight line crosses the board; the four score bars beside it show which side of the line each point falls on. Moving the weights tilts the line and moving the threshold slides it, yet the counter never passes three of four.
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