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Four-input parity network

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Let S be the number of active inputs. Four hidden units hm​=H(S−m+1/2), m=1,2,3,4, detect successively larger counts. A binary threshold unit with weights (1,−1,1,−1) on these features and threshold 1/2 returns one precisely for S=1,3. Each hidden input weight is one. This computes parity with a single hidden layer, but representability does not guarantee easy learning by backpropagation.

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