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FEED FORWARD NEURAL NETWORK
SAMIULLAH RAFIQUE F21-0572
DAIM ZIA QAZI F21-0544 FEED FORWARD NEURAL NETWORK: • A Feedforward Neural Network (FNN) is a type of artificial neural network where the data flows only in one direction, from input layer to output layer, without any feedback loops . • No loops or cycles exist in this network • A single layer feed forward network has one layer of nodes, whereas a multilayer feed forward network has multiple layers of nodes. ARCHITECTURE: 1. Input Layer: Takes in features of the dataset (e.g., images, text, numerical data). Hidden Layers: One or more layers that process the input data.Higher the number of hidden layers higher will be the accuracy of output 3. Output Layer: Produces predictions or outputs (e.g., class probabilities, regression values). DIAGRAM: CHARACTERISTICS: 1. Unidirectional Data Flow: Data flows from input layer to output layer. 2. No Feedback Loops: No connections from later layers to earlier layers. 3. No Recurrent Connections:
No connections from a layer to
itself. HOW FNNS WORK: 1. Forward Propagation: Input data flows through the network, layer by layer. 2. Activation Functions: Each node (neuron) applies an activation function to the weighted sum of inputs. Add non-linearity to help the model learn complex patterns (e.g., ReLU, sigmoid, tanh) 3. Output: The final output is produced by the output layer. ADVANTAGES: 1.Easy to Implement: FNNs are relatively simple to design and train. 2. Fast Computation: FNNs can process information quickly. 3. Universal Approximation: FNNs can approximate any continuous function. 4.Versatility: Can handle various data types (numerical, categorical, image, etc.) PYTHON CODE FOR FNN: THANK YOU