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Feedforward Network
A neural network whose computation flows forward without recurrent cycles.
Its computational graph does not feed a state back through time.
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An input passes through three layers to produce a prediction.
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Feedforward Network. A neural network whose computation flows forward without recurrent cycles. Its computational graph does not feed a state back through time. For example: An input passes through three layers to produce a prediction.
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