Artificial Neural Networks 2016
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-319-43162-8_2
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Artificial Neural Network Architectures and Training Processes

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“…Neural networks can have single or multiple layers, with nodes or neurons interconnected that allows signals to travel through the network. ANNs are typically divided into three layers of neurons, namely: input (receives the information), hidden (extracts patterns and performs the internal processing), and output (presents the final network output) [32,33]. Training is the process to optimize parameters [34].…”
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“…Neural networks can have single or multiple layers, with nodes or neurons interconnected that allows signals to travel through the network. ANNs are typically divided into three layers of neurons, namely: input (receives the information), hidden (extracts patterns and performs the internal processing), and output (presents the final network output) [32,33]. Training is the process to optimize parameters [34].…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
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“…By depending on the disposition of neurons and the composition of the layers, the architectures of the ANN is classified as recurrent NN, single-layer feed-forward NN, and multilayer feed-forward NN [ 48 ]. Multilayer Perceptron (MLP), whose general structure is shown in Figure 3 , uses multilayer feed-forward architecture and is the most commonly applied network.…”
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“…This technique is known as a method of least squares [15]. Therefore, the training process of a neural network involves tune of the value of the weights and the biases of the networks to optimize network performance, as defined by the network performance function [16].…”
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