Multilayer Perceptron (MLP)
Dense feed-forward network for nonlinear relationships in tabular features.
Neural-network names are easy to list. The harder part is turning data into a reproducible experiment, establishing a baseline, reading the training evidence, making a defensible optimization, and proving whether the change helped. These working examples show that process end to end.
Each repository uses the same controlled workflow so the evidence is comparable and auditable. A client can inspect the code, baseline, optimization decision, rerun, charts, environment metadata, and production notes.
The datasets are intentionally synthetic and redistributable. The purpose is to make the engineering process visible without exposing client data or requiring specialized infrastructure.
Dense feed-forward network for nonlinear relationships in tabular features.
Learns local visual features used in inspection, classification, medical imaging, and computer vision.
Carries a recurrent state through time for sequence-dependent predictions.
Uses gated memory to preserve useful sequence information over longer spans.
A streamlined gated recurrent architecture for ordered data.
Learns a compact representation and reconstructs the input.
Learns a probabilistic latent representation for reconstruction and controlled generation.
Trains a generator and discriminator together, making stability and diagnostics central to the workflow.
Uses self-attention to model relationships across positions in parallel.
Uses message passing so predictions incorporate both node features and graph structure.
A HerbDev technical review starts with the objective, available data, current model behavior, infrastructure constraints, and the definition of success. The first goal is not to make the model larger. It is to identify the smallest defensible experiment that reveals what to do next.