March 2018
Intermediate to advanced
484 pages
10h 31m
English
The learning process of a neural network is configured as an iterative process of the optimization of the weights and is therefore of the supervised type. The weights are modified because of the network's performance on a set of examples belonging to the training set, that is, the set where you know the classes that the examples belong to.
The aim is to minimize the loss function, which indicates the degree to which the behavior of the network deviates from the desired behavior. The performance of the network is then verified on a testing set consisting of objects (for example, images in an image classification problem) other than those in the training set.
A commonly used supervised
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