The Dramatic Life Of Neural Networks

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The Dramatic Life Of Neural Networks

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SWEET MOTHER OF GRADIENT DESCENT! This is literally how neural networks learn - screaming errors back and forth like dramatic felines! First, Layer n is all chill while Layer n-1 is FREAKING OUT about the error it received. Then the middle panel shows the sacred ritual of "backpropagation" where errors travel backward through the network. And finally - THE DRAMA CONTINUES - as Layer n-1 unleashes an unholy screech while passing the blame back to previous layers! It's like watching a digital soap opera where nobody takes responsibility for their weights and biases! Neural networks are just spicy math cats confirmed! 🐱

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