See the summary() method. It labels the weights for you.
On Tue, 10 Jun 2008, wmg wrote:
In MASS there is a nnet() function which returns, among other things, a wts[]
vector giving the weights in the neural network. However, in neither the book
nor in the online documentation for the routine can I find documentation of
which element of wts[] goes with which link in the network---input unit to
hidden layer unit, hidden layer unit to output unit, skip layer links, etc.
Anybody know the answer to that, presumably in form of an algorithm for
pairing them up? Thanks in advance.
Regards,
Will Grove
U. of Minnesota Psychology Dept.
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