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"MallRat" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: "I am training a BPFFN classier with a dataset of 240 vectors and testing it with another 60. Input space dimension is 12 and output space 5. After some training I got 100% sucess on the training set but with the testing set I got an awful 20%... What is wrong? Shoud I use more training data?" Others have suggested important considerations (especially the possibility of overfitting), but one I'd add is the possibility that the train/test split is not being performed properly. Unless one has a good reason to do otherwise (time series or stratification, for instance), this split should random. Keep in mind that many "arbitrary" splits (such as the first 240 records vs. the last 60 records) will not be random in real data sets. good luck, Will Dwinnell http://will.dwinnell.com
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