What's Happening
- Neurons are being externally stimulated and
their graphical representation is being shown when they fired.
- Some might also be internally activated.
- More specifically, the net is broken up into two
patterns: the first 50 (top half) and second 50 (bottom half).
- Every 50 steps, a new pattern is presented, alternating between
top and bottom.
- 25 of the 50 neurons are randomly selected.
- These fire in the first (or 151st) step.
- These neurons fatigue so some of them don't fire in the next
step.
- Additionally, some extra neurons might fire from internal
connections (that's what we're trying to set).
- After 10 cycles, the external presentation stops,
- and it runs for 40 cycles without external activation.
- Then the next epoch starts.
