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Re: pic: Neural Network Concept
Please excuse me if I am being ignorant, for I am not a programmer.
But what exactly do the small circles represent, and how do they affect the motor inputs? |
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Re: pic: Neural Network Concept
The small circles are neurons - in artificial neural networks, neurons have N inputs and a single output. Each of the N inputs has an associated weight - the output of the neuron is the weighted sum of the each input multiplied by its weight. There are many variations on this scheme, but this is a general starting point for a neural network.
However, what is pictured needs some more explanation to be meaningful. This is a picture of a generic one-layer artificial neural network. Neural networks essentially try to solve nonlinear optimization problems - what is the problem (cost function to be minimized) in this case? |
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