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What is the nature of weights in plain hebbian learning? (a) convergent (b) divergent (c) may be convergent or divergent (d) none of the mentioned Please answer the above question.

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Right choice is (b) divergent Easiest explanation: In plain hebbian learning weights keep growing without bound.

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