School Revise · Class 12 Artificial Intelligence · Unit 6
Code 843, Class 12. A neural network learns like a simple brain. Here we learn its parts and how it learns.
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A neural network is a model loosely based on the brain. It is made of tiny units called neurons joined in layers, and it learns patterns from data.
A network has an input layer (the data), one or more hidden layers (that find patterns), and an output layer (the answer). Each link has a weight that decides its strength.
The network makes a guess, checks the error (how wrong it was), and adjusts the weights to reduce the error. Doing this many times over the data is called training.
With enough data and training, neural networks can recognise images, understand speech and much more. Networks with many layers are called deep learning.
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neuron.
input layer.
weight.
deep learning.
A model made of neurons in layers that learns patterns from data.
Input, hidden and output layers.
It guesses, checks the error, and adjusts the weights, many times (training).
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A neural network is a model based loosely on the brain, made of neurons joined in layers: an input layer, hidden layers that find patterns, and an output layer. Each link has a weight. The network learns by guessing, checking the error, and adjusting the weights many times, called training. Networks with many layers are called deep learning. |
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