Resistant Net

A resistant net has the same internal topology as a persistant net.
What differs is the connections between nets.
A resistant net is between two persistent nets.
When a resistant net comes on, it automatically ignites (turns on) the persistent net after it.
The new weights are:
1. from predecessor state 2.5
2. from input state 1.5
3. to predecessor -10
4. to successor 3.5 (transition in 4 cycles)(decay = 2)
5. from predecessor -10
With the xor problem, only the appropriate resistant net is activated.
With the backward connection problem, there are two resistant nets between the persistant nets, and they allow activation and inhibition to spread appropriately.