w(m + 1) = w(m) + n(b(m) – s(m)) a(m), where b(m) is desired output – McqOptions

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1.	w(m + 1) = w(m) + n(b(m) – s(m)) a(m), where b(m) is desired output, s(m) is actual output, a(m) is input vector and ‘w’ denotes weight, can this model be used for perceptron learning?
A.	yes
B.	no
Answer» B. no

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