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Building Neural Networks

Manual: General · Subject: TensorFlow & AI Programming

Introduce layers, activation functions, and the structure of basic neural networks.

Neural Network Basics

Layers and neurons

A neural network is made of layers. Each layer transforms its input into a new representation. The simplest networks have an input layer, one or more hidden layers, and an output layer.

Activation functions

Activation functions add nonlinearity, allowing networks to learn complex patterns. Common examples include ReLU and sigmoid. Without nonlinear activations, many networks would behave like a single linear model.

Network Terms

Input layer
Receives the raw data
Hidden layer
Processes intermediate features
Output layer
Produces the prediction
Activation
A function applied after a layer
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Beginner Rule

Start with small networks. Simpler models are easier to debug and often work surprisingly well.

Why do neural networks use activation functions?

What is the role of the output layer?

Which layer processes intermediate features?