We study the learning of a time-dependent linearly separable rule in a neural network. The rule is represented by an N -vector performing a random walk. A single-layer perceptron is trained on-line using a Hebb-like algorithm with an additional weight decay. The evolution of the generalization error is calculated exactly in the thermodynamic limit N → ∞ . We consider both, training examples which are drawn randomly and using a query strategy. The rule is never learnt perfectly, but can be tracked within a certain error level. Simulations confirm the analytic results.
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