@@ -182,17 +182,15 @@ <h2 class="page-section-heading text-secondary d-inline-block mb-0">Network Trai
182182 < div class ="text-left font-large ">
183183 < div id ="train-network ">
184184 < div >
185- Once the network is completed, you can train it. In the menu bar select "Learn..." -> "Train":
186- the training window appears, where you can select the dataset and the learning parameters.
187- We made available the most common datasets directly in the application, but in order to load a
188- custom dataset some additional steps are required. By selecting < i > Custom Data Source...</ i >
189- in the Dataset box you can load the corresponding file, and fill the dataset parameters dialog.
185+ Once the network is completed, it is time to train it on the dataset. In the menu bar, selecting
186+ "Learn..." -> "Train" displays the window for the training setup. The first thing to do is to select
187+ the dataset: we made directly available the MNIST and Fashion MNIST datasets, but it is possible to
188+ open any dataset as a text file selecting "Custom data source...".
190189 < div class ="text-center ">
191190 < img class ="img-tutorial " src ="./assets/img/tutorials/james/dataset_load.png " alt ="Dataset loading "> </ img >
192191 </ div >
193- In particular, the < i > Target index</ i > is the separator between input and output data, i.e.,
194- the number of inputs. The data type is controlled by a combo box and the delimiter character is
195- set by default to a comma.
192+ In order to process correctly the dataset, it is required to provide information on the < i > Data type</ i >
193+ to expect and the < i > Delimiter</ i > character, which are set by default as < i > float</ i > and '< i > ,</ i > '.
196194 < div class ="text-center ">
197195 < img class ="img-tutorial-wide " src ="./assets/img/tutorials/james/training_setup.png " alt ="Training parameters of the network "> </ img >
198196 </ div >
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