Second Example for C++ Implementation
Recall the cash register game from the show The Price is Right, used as one of the examples in Chapter 1.
This example led to the description of the Perceptron neural network. We will now resume our discussion of
the Perceptron model and follow up with its C++ implementation. Keep the cash register game example in
mind as you read the following C++ implementation of the Perceptron model. Also note that the input signals
in this example are not necessarily binary, but they may be real numbers. It is because the prices of the items
the contestant has to choose are real numbers (dollars and cents). A Perceptron has one layer of input neurons
and one layer of output neurons. Each input layer neuron is connected to each neuron in the output layer.
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