sin.bp

#ifdef INTEGER #include "ibp.h" #else #include "rbp.h" #endif /* built-in C functions */

* This is the classic sin(x) program where you input x and output
* sin(x).  In this file the activation function in the hidden layer is
* the standard sigmoid however the output function is the linear
* activation function making it possible to output values in the range
* needed:  -1 to 1.  Another option would be to make the output unit use
* the tanh function that gives outputs in the range -1 to 1.
*
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