What You Just Learned
Before this chapter, we only built and trained fully connected neural networks, where each node is connected with all the nodes in the layers before and after it. In this chapter, we moved beyond that generic architecture to see an example of a more specialized one: a convolutional neural network.
Different than fully connected networks, CNNs preserve the multidimensional shape of data such as images. In a CNN, the weights are organized into structures called filters that detect the geometric features in the data. Each layer applies an operation called a convolution between its input and the filters. CNNS are better than fully connected networks at dealing with images, because they respect the spatial information in the ...
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