Visual exploration of the three main layers of a neural network: Input, Hidden, and Output, showing how data flows through them.
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The Brain of AI: Neural Networks Explained
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Now let's look under the hood. A neural network is organized into layers. First, there is the Input Layer, which receives the raw data—like the pixels of an image. Next come the Hidden Layers. These are where the actual 'thinking' happens; they process the information and find patterns. Finally, there is the Output Layer, which gives us the final result, such as 'Cat' or 'Dog'. Data always flows from the input, through the hidden layers, to the output.
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