Neural Networks: The Brain of Artificial Intelligence

Muneeb Ansari
2 min read3 days ago

Marking the center point after the inspiration of the human brain, neural networks indicate those complex systems of interconnected nodes or neurons, that process information and learn from data to enable them to perform tasks otherwise friendly to human beings alone. Neural networks and how they work.

Normally, a neural network has multiple layers:

Input Level:

It is the level where all the types of input data such as images and text or digitalized data are collected.

Hidden Layers:

It is the layers where hidden input data is performed and mathematical operations produce an output.

Output Layer:

Such a layer where the actual output of classification, prediction, generated output, etc. is given.

Now the input signal is passed to every neuron of the network it is processed and further transmitted to the subsequent layer of this network. Now all these synapses inter-neuronal in the network are provided with the weights that mean the strength of the signals.

It employs a method called backpropagation whereby it modifies the weights so that it reduces the differences between the output produced and the desired output.

Forms of Neural Networks:

Thus, several neural networks have been implemented with their respective merits and demerits.

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Muneeb Ansari
Muneeb Ansari

Written by Muneeb Ansari

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