Analysis of backpropagation neural neural network algorithm on student ability based cognitive aspects
Fahmi Izhari, Muhammad Zarlis, Sutarman Sutarman
Abstract
Abstract Back propagation is one of the supervised learning and multi-layered training program and uses errors during the process of changing the weight value in the backward process as well as the forward propagation. In the method for predicting cognitive abilities backpropagation the first step is to set the input neuron number, the number of neurons that are hidden, and the number of output neurons. The number of neurons used in the program is 6 neurons consisting of cognitive criteria, 6 hidden neuron layers, and 2 neuron outputs. The highest level of accuracy is in the binary sigmoid and bipolar sigmoid activation functions at the 64th epoch with the accuracy of each function of 82.93% +/- 37.63% and 85.37% +/- 35.34%. The smallest root mean squared error value was found in binary sigmoid of 0.266 with a tolerance of +/- 0.258 on the 100th epoch with an accuracy of 80.49% while for the sigmoid bipolar activation function the smallest root mean squared error value was obtained at the epoch 500 of 0.282 with tolerance +/- 0.353.