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Smith et al. Bibliographic references should be limited to essential literature. References should be listed at the end of the paper in numerical order. Author names are listed to a maximum of six. Simply, the models we use in deep learning are called the artificial neural network. Artificial neural networks work as computing systems. These are inspired by the structure of the human brain. All these collected units are called artificial neurons.
The connection between these neurons can transmit the signal from one neuron to the other neuron. The receiving neuron can process the signals, these signals are connected to it.
All the different layers will perform the different transformations in a neural network. The signals get to travel from the input layer to the hidden layers and to the output layer. We can illustrate through different structural types in the neural network.
The one we discussed earlier is a simple neural network with hidden layers in it. There are again different types of artificial neural networks. Single-layer feed-forward network, multilayer perceptron, a multilayer feedforward network, and feedback artificial neural network. The below figure represents the single-layer feed-forward network. It is the simple structure for the artificial neural network, it has only two layers, the input layer, and the output layer.
The input layer receives all the inputs and stores them in the different neurons in the input layer. It processes in the input layer and gives the information to the output layer.
In a single layer, each neuron is get connected to the neurons of the output layer and vice versa by allocating specific weights to each neuron. The weights are also called the synaptic weights. The Next type of artificial neural network is a multilayer feedforward network. The multilayer feed-forward consists of hidden layers, in which it processes the information.
The hidden layers make it computationally more strong. The below figure represents the artificial neural network. The layer connected to the input layer is called the hidden layer. The layer that is connected to the other side of the hidden layer is called the output layer.
In multilayer, all the neurons are get connected to all the neurons on the other layer by allocating specific synaptic weights to each neuron in a layer. The next layer is called the multilayer perceptron.
The multilayer perceptron consists of two or more layers. The below figure 1. There can be many more hidden layers compare to the previous layers like the single layer and the multi feed-forward neural network. These multiple layers are used to classify the nonlinearly separable data. The nonlinear separable means the linear separation of the data by mapping the data to the high dimensional space.
It is also the fully connected neurons where all the neurons are get connected to each other in another layer of the neurons by using the nonlinear activation function. The below figure represents the multilayer perceptron diagram consists of one or more layers and irrespective of the input and the output layer. The Other layer is called the feedback artificial neural network, the difference between the other layers and the feedback artificial neural network is to adjust the parameters, the below figure represents the feedback artificial neural network, the feedback checks if any error present in the neural network, if it finds the error in it, then all the parameters are getting changed.
This process is called a feedback artificial neural network. The main purpose is to adjust the parameters in the neural network by minimizing the errors. There are many prime applications that we are using for neural networks, facial recognization, the best example for facial recognization is all the cameras that we are using in our smartphones, nowadays every smartphone has a feature to detect the face of the person to unlock their respective smartphones.
This is an overview of artificial neural network pdf download, if you want to read full article in best quality in pdf, we have provided download link below. Another application is forecasting, these neural networks can understand the patterns and detects the possible outcomes, and tells the possibility of rainfall, stock prices with high accuracy.
One more application is music composition, the neural networks can learn patterns and music and get trained themselves.
There are again many more like in speech recognization, the health care department, and marketing. All the neural networks are used in a different set of domains. It is also called the functional of deep learning, the artificial neural networks have been used to copy the behavior of the human brain to solve many complex problems.
The artificial neural network uses the part of the concept of deep learning, which is the part of machine learning, which is the part of the huge Technology called machine learning.
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