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OK the first thing we can rule out tis training to one input repeatedly at the end, which is a pity as it's the easiest fix Smile | :) .

I think I understand the problem domain now, You are trying to categorise a function given 5 input points. The first thing is, you do have more than one layer between the input layer and the output layer don't you? If not you might hit the linear separability problem, as some of your functions look paraboloid, I *think* these aren't linearly separable, and would require at least two tiers of processing neurons


In your OP You defined the trainging outputs to be:
2 X Category I input
3 X Category II input (is this correct? the others all take two)
2 x Category II input.


I stopped here. I then entered your test data into excel (red = Cat I, green = Cat II Blue = Cat III) and plotted their "function" graphs

{0.04418 ,0.18135 ,0.28143 ,0.34367 ,0.14938}

{0.37418 ,0.35050 ,0.18184 ,0.07493 ,0.01855}

{0.04540 ,0.17061 ,0.24506 ,0.32560 ,0.21333}

{0.08494 ,0.25653 ,0.26922 ,0.26141 ,0.12790}

{0.18135 ,0.36832 ,0.24799 ,0.15743 ,0.04491}

{0.11887 ,0.29143 ,0.27581 ,0.22870 ,0.08518}

{0.02758 ,0.26239 ,0.37247 ,0.29998 ,0.03759}


I suggest you do the same. AFAICT plots for 1 and 3 are near identical (despite being in different categories, as do plots 4 & 6), plots 1 & 2 are different (depsite being in the same category, plot 1 looks like the maximun of a quadratic, the other is sigmoid.), this is also the case for graphs 6 & 7. If your input data is correct, it is doubtful than at NN can train to these sets.

The situation looks a little better if the expected outputs are changed to
2 X Category I input
2 X Category II input (corrected?)
2 x Category II input.
In theory what you are doing is similar to OCR, but the graphs do not look consistent enough within a category, or different enough between categories for you approach to work. Hopefully I'm wrong though!!!!!!

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