If an output neuron fires when it is not supposed to, then the positive input values coming into it are adjusted upward . _________________________

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When an output neuron fires when it is not supposed to, the weights of the positive inputs are typically adjusted downward, not upward, to reduce the likelihood of incorrect activation in the future. This adjustment is part of the learning process to minimize errors.

If an Output Neuron Fires When It Is Not Supposed