5.4. The Back-Propagation Algorithms
The most prominent algorithm for training multi-layer networks is the so-called back-propagation (BP) algorithm. The algorithm, independently proposed by Wer-bos [377], Parker [269], and Rumelhart et al. [326], offers an efficient computational speedup for training multi-layer networks. The objective is to train the weights wji(l) so as to minimize the mean-squared error E in Eq. 5.3.1. The basic gradient-type learning formula is
Equation 5.4.1
with the n-th training pattern, a(n)(0), and its corresponding teacher t(n), n = 1, 2,. . ., N, presented. The derivation of the BP algorithm follows a chain-rule technique: ...
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