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Single Neuron Character Recognition
Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University

Character
Recognition – Single
Neuron
WRCI 411 – Assignment 1

RXXXXX XXXXXX - 2100XXXX
August 2013

RXXXXX XXXXXX – s2100XXXX
WRCI 411 – Assignment 1

August 2013

Contents
List of Figures and Tables ........................................................................................................................ 1
Figures ................................................................................................................................................. 1
Tables .................................................................................................................................................. 1
Theory ..................................................................................................................................................... 2
Method ................................................................................................................................................... 2
Teaching .............................................................................................................................................. 2
Testing ................................................................................................................................................. 2
Experiment .............................................................................................................................................. 3
Results ..................................................................................................................................................... 5
Tables and Graphs............................................................................................................................... 5
Discussion............................................................................................................................................ 8
Conclusions
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