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Forward Propagation in a Two-Layer Network
Run inputs through a hidden ReLU layer and a sigmoid output layer.
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Forward passMulti-layer networks
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Perceptron Learning Algorithm
Train the original perceptron, which updates its weights only when it makes a mistake.
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PerceptronOnline learning
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Easy
Activation Functions
Apply sigmoid, ReLU, Leaky ReLU or tanh to every value in a list.
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SigmoidReLU and tanh
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Gradients of a Single Neuron
Use the chain rule to find how the loss changes with each weight and the bias of a sigmoid neuron.
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Chain ruleGradients
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Layer Normalization
Normalize each row to zero mean and unit variance, then scale and shift it, as every Transformer block does.
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Layer normTransformers
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Backpropagation in a Two-Layer Network
Compute every weight and bias gradient of a network with one sigmoid hidden layer and one sigmoid output.
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BackpropagationChain rule
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Loss Functions: MSE, MAE and Cross-Entropy
Measure how wrong a model's predictions are with mean squared error, mean absolute error or binary cross-entropy.
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MSECross-entropy
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Single Artificial Neuron
Compute the output of one neuron: weighted sum of the inputs plus a bias, passed through sigmoid.
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NeuronsWeighted sums
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Derivatives of Activation Functions
Compute the derivative of sigmoid, ReLU, Leaky ReLU or tanh at each value, the slopes backpropagation needs.
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DerivativesBackpropagation
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Medium
Dense Layer Forward Pass
Compute the outputs of a fully connected layer of neurons with a choice of activation.
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Dense layersActivations
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Mini-Batch Gradient Descent
Train a linear model by updating the weights after every small batch of samples instead of the whole dataset.
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Mini-batchesGradient descent
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Gradient Descent with Momentum
Apply momentum updates, which keep part of the previous step so training speeds up along consistent directions.
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MomentumOptimizers
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Xavier and He Weight Initialization
Compute the range or standard deviation used to initialize the weights of a layer.
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Xavier and He initTraining stability
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Adam Optimizer
Implement Adam, the default optimizer for deep learning, with moving averages and bias correction.
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AdamBias correction
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Train a Neural Network to Solve XOR
Combine everything: train a 2-2-1 sigmoid network with backpropagation until it learns XOR.
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Neural network trainingXOR problem
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Train a Neuron with Gradient Descent
Repeat forward pass, gradients and weight updates to teach a sigmoid neuron from examples.
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Gradient descentTraining loops
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Dot Product of Two Vectors
Multiply two vectors element by element and add the results: the core operation of every neuron.
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VectorsDot product
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