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I want to train a neural network to predict what my favourite home-work route will be for a particular day. I have these features for routes on a day: 

temperature, humidity, congestion, distance, duration

I have come up with this concept of training/testing a network:

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// training features result in route 1,2 or 3
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Network.train([30,10,12,20,12] , 1)
Network.train([20,10,22,20,14] , 3)
Network.train([23,10,2,20,10] , 2)
Network.train([20,10,22,20,12] , 2)

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// On a new day, predict which route the user is most likely to take:
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var route = Network.test([25,8,12,22,12])

My question is: is this a viable approach? Can I make relevant predictions this way if I have enough training data?

Can I generate an outcome between 1 and 3 this way?

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  • $\begingroup$ Thinking out loud: perhaps distance and duration shouldn't be taken into consideration since they are actually part of the route $\endgroup$
    – Kokodoko
    Commented Apr 9, 2019 at 15:36

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