There are NO input layer Neurons!
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Artificial Neural Networks Input layer circles are NOT neurons! This is one of the biggest misconceptions due to the way the input layer is traditionally represented using circles which is similar to the hidden layer and the output layer. Ideally, the input layer should be represented using any other shape, because circles are used for Neurons. Further Study on this topic... How does a neuron work in Deep Learning ANN? https://youtu.be/i3crGbdElSw How does ANN work? in-depth tutorial. https://youtu.be/ru6XjN3JakI Deep Learning Tutorials https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLOLWGEXpOrBxHOzhwnBDU6HOGCTm87UiY #deeplearning #artificialneuralnetwork #datascience #machinelearning
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Artificial Neural Networks Input layer circles are NOT neurons! This is one of the biggest misconceptions due to the way the input layer is traditionally represented using circles which is similar to the hidden layer and the output layer. Ideally, the input layer should be represented using any other shape, because circles are used for Neurons.
Further Study on this topic...
How does a neuron work in Deep Learning ANN?
https://youtu.be/i3crGbdElSw
How does ANN work? in-depth tutorial.
https://youtu.be/ru6XjN3JakI
Deep Learning Tutorials
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLOLWGEXpOrBxHOzhwnBDU6HOGCTm87UiY
#deeplearning #artificialneuralnetwork #datascience #machinelearning
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