Brain cells learning together
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Brain Made of Layers
Your brain has billions of neurons connected together.
Each neuron:
- Receives signals
- Processes them
- Sends to next neurons
Neural networks copy this idea!
The Structure
Input Layer β Hidden Layers β Output Layer
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(raw data) (processing) (answer)
Example: Identifying a cat photo
- Input: Pixels
- Hidden: "I see fur... ears... whiskers..."
- Output: "It's a cat!" π±
How It Learns
- Show it a cat photo, labeled "cat"
- Network guesses: "dog?" β
- Wrong! Adjust the connections
- Show more examples
- Eventually: "cat!" β
Repeat millions of times = smart network!
The Math
Each connection has a "weight" (importance).
Input Γ Weight = Signal to next neuron
Learning = adjusting weights until answers are right.
In One Sentence
Neural networks are layers of connected units that learn patterns by adjusting connection strengths based on examples.
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