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Consider a two-input perceptron being applied to the following set of data:
$$x_1 ((-1,-2), +1)$$ $$x_2 ((-1,-3),0)$$ $$X3 ((-3,-1), 0)$$


Which of the following sets of weights would correctly label this data? Check off all that apply.
 

  1. $W_0 = 0.8 \\\ W_1=0.3 \\\ W_2 = 0.2$
  2. $W_1 = 87 \\\ W_1 = 21 \\\ W_2 = 32 $
  3. $W_0 = 7 \\\ W_1 = 2 \\\ W_2 = 2$
  4. None

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