3net.js

3net.js

A simple library for implementing 3 layer neural networks

Initialization

var three_net = require('3net.js');     // Install with 'npm install 3net.js'
var inputLayer = 400;
var hiddenLayer = 25;
var outputLayer = 10;
var neuron = "rectifier";               // Currently sigmoid and rectifier are supported

//If neuron is not specified, the default sigmoid will be used
var net = three_net.createNet(inputLayer, hiddenLayer, outputLayer, neuron);  

Online training

// If options is not specified, the default values will be used.
options = {
    "learning_rate": 0.3,   // Learning rate for gradient descent. The default is 0.5
    "regularization": 0.3,  // Regularization parameter to prevent overfitting. The default is 0
};

// Data and label must be an array matching the dimensions of the input layer and output layer
var success = net.train(data, label, options);

//Returns true if training was successful
if (success) console.log("training complete");  

Training on a set

// If options is not specified, the default values will be used.
options = {
    "iters": 100,               // Maximum amount of time stochastic gradient descent will run. The default is 1000
    "learning_rate": 0.5,       // Learning rate for gradient descent. The default is 0.5
    "regularization": 1,        // Regularization parameter to prevent overfitting. The default is 0
    "change_cost": 0.00001,     // If the change in cost between iterations is less than this, the net will stop training. The default is 0.00001
};

// Data and label are arrays containing the training set
var success = net.trainSet(dataset, labels, options);

//Returns true if training was successful
if (success) console.log("training complete");  

Predicting

net.predict(data);  // Returns an array with the output layer activations

Importing and exporting

var savedNet = net.exportNet();                 // Exports as JSON
var copiedNet = three_net.importNet(savedNet);  // Imports from JSON

Example: Training an XOR

var three_net = require('3net.js');
var net = three_net.createNet(2, 3, 1);

inputs = [[0, 0], [0, 1], [1, 0], [1, 1]];
labels = [[0], [1], [1], [0]];

// Uses default options since it is not specified
net.trainSet(inputs, labels);

console.log(net.predict([1, 1])); // Outputs 0.020773462753469724
console.log(net.predict([1, 0])); // Outputs 0.9836636258293651

// Output values be slightly different when you try it because of random intialization