In this paper, Adaline Neural Network (ADNN) has been explored to simulate the actual signal processing between input and output. One of the drawback of the conventional ADNN is the use of the non-systematic rule that defines the learning of the network. This research incorporates logic programming that consists of various prominent logical representation. These logical rules will be a symbolic rule that defines the learning mechanism of ADNN. All the mentioned logical rule are tested with different learning rate that leads to minimization of the Mean Square Error (MSE). This paper uncovered the best logical rule that could be governed in ADNN with the lowest MSE value. The thorough comparison of the performance of the ADNN was discussed based on the performance MSE. The outcome obtained from this paper will be beneficial in various field of knowledge that requires immense data processing effort such as in engineering, healthcare, marketing, and business.
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