To train a network with the Rosenblatt or Rumelhart software, the training file must be in the form of what we call a 'netfile'. Some examples are provided below -- a netfile is just a text file that defines network structure, defines the input patterns, and defines the output patterns. A short chapter from a book about using the software is also provided to give a description of the structure of the netfile. The book is Dawson, M.R.W. (2005) Connectionism: A Hands-On Approach. Oxford, UK. Important note: In my netfiles, the first input unit (often the first pitch-class) is A!

	FourTriads.xlsm	I used this to build training sets for identifying four different types of triads.
	251creation.xlsm	I used this to build training sets for the ii-V-I jazz progression.
	MakeColtraneStims.xlsm	I used this to build training sets for the Coltrane changes
	MikeForteCalculator.xlsm	I built this to learn about Forte numbering; it assigns Forte numbers to network patterns