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But what is a neural network? on YouTube18:40

But what is a neural network?

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0:00Introduction to Neural Networks

2:43Structure of a Neural Network

5:32Why Neural Networks Use Layers

8:51How Weights and Biases Work

13:26Representing Connections with Matrix Math

15:17Neural Network as a Function

17:03Sigmoid vs. ReLU Activation Functions

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  • Neurons and activations (2:43): a neuron is a container holding a number between 0 and 1, its "activation". The first layer's 784 neurons are the grayscale values of the 28×28 pixels.
  • Network structure (3:45): an input layer, "hidden layers" and an output layer. The 10 output neurons stand for the digits 0–9; their activation is the network's confidence.
  • Why layers (5:32): early layers pick out edges, later layers combine them into loops and lines, and the last layer uses those patterns to name the digit.
  • Weights (8:51): each connection has a weight, and a neuron takes the weighted sum of the previous layer's activations.
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