As the objective of this research is to forecast the outcome of US presidential election, the output layers of the proposed ANN consist of only one node.
In the final three months of 2014, as elections loomed, output fell by 0.2%.
The PMI report, compiled after the 7 May election, showed factory output continued to rise but at a slower pace than the previous month as the consumer goods sub-sector performed well.
Although farming and other primary industries, like mining, make up just 1.5 percent of gross domestic output, outdated election maps and effective organization by farmers give Japan's rural communities disproportionate political power.
A Bloomberg spokeswoman didn't comment specifically on the hosts' future plans, but praised their output this election cycle. .
Ray Fair, an economist at Yale, famously devised an equation linking the outcome of presidential elections to inflation and output growth, but mid-terms are murkier.
Once it became clear to Kai that the output from our election center would be deeply disturbing to President Karzai, he ordered the staff not to share the data with anyone, including the Afghan institutions charged with preserving the integrity of the electoral process.
But the new editor, Ian Rumsey, is respected as ITN's former head of output and ran a successful election night programme.
Together, the suburbs of Washington D.C. and Richmond accounted for 901,915 votes, or 25% of Virginia's total voter output for the 2008 presidential election, and ultimately paved the way for a Barack Obama victory.
And shifts in power are akin to changes in the weather, outputs of the bi-annual election cycle that grip the media imagination but that fail to do more than scratch the surface of the relationship between finance and regulation.
