Multilayer perceptrons
The multilayer perceptron is one of the simplest networks. Essentially, it is defined as having one input layer, one output layer, and a few hidden layers (more than one). Each layer has multiple neurons and the adjacent layers are fully connected. Each neuron can be thought of as a cell in these huge networks. It determines the flow and transformation of the incoming signals. Signals from the previous layers are pushed forward to the neuron of the next layer through the connected weights. For each artificial neuron, it calculates a weighted sum of all incoming inputs by multiplying the signal with the weights and adding a bias. The weighted sum will then go through a function called an activation function to decide ...
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