Creating a Neural Network from Scratch

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I Built a Neural Network from Scratch

I Built a Neural Network from Scratch

Neural networks have been gaining popularity in recent years, thanks to their ability to learn complex patterns and make predictions based on data. I was fascinated by the concept of neural networks and decided to build one from scratch to understand how they work at a fundamental level.

Building the Neural Network

Building a neural network involves several key components, including the input layer, hidden layers, and output layer. I started by defining the structure of the neural network, including the number of nodes in each layer and the activation function to use.

Next, I implemented the forward and backward propagation algorithms, which allow the neural network to learn from the input data and make predictions. I trained the neural network on a dataset and fine-tuned the weights and biases to minimize the error between the predicted output and the actual output.

Evaluating the Neural Network

After training the neural network, I evaluated its performance on a separate test dataset to assess its accuracy and generalization capabilities. I also experimented with different hyperparameters and network architectures to optimize the neural network’s performance.

Overall, building a neural network from scratch was a challenging but rewarding experience. It gave me a deep understanding of how neural networks work and the mathematics behind them. I now have the skills to design and implement neural networks for various applications, from image recognition to natural language processing.

Conclusion

Building a neural network from scratch is a valuable learning experience for anyone interested in machine learning and artificial intelligence. It provides a hands-on opportunity to understand the inner workings of neural networks and how they can be applied to solve real-world problems.

If you’re interested in delving deeper into the world of neural networks, I highly recommend trying to build one from scratch. It’s a challenging but enlightening journey that will expand your knowledge and skills in this exciting field.

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@Green-Code
13 days ago

I'm not an AI expert by any means, I probably have made some mistakes. So I apologise in advance 🙂
Also, I only used PyTorch to test the forward pass. Apart from that, everything else is written in pure Python (+ use of Numpy).

@drazzo777cod7
13 days ago

Do it in c++

@lwangacaleb2729
13 days ago

Now do it in assembly

@amithalyal03
13 days ago

Cool do it in assembly level language now

@arianrahman4840
13 days ago

…..sir, this is Wendy's

@cen-t
13 days ago

Nice video, btw do you do live coding session ? Like on twitch or here on yt

@user-pk8wi3of6t
13 days ago

Hello @Green code how did you did that…
I am beginner in machine learning studying numpy, pandas and matplotlib

How did you did that. I am also interested in data science but i am not finding exact path..

Please guide bro

@AlexJNef
13 days ago

trying to explain machine learning without too much maths is like trying to explain a steak without knowing what meat is. amazing job dude, incredible simple explanation

@gauravmandall
13 days ago

Amazing video

@SlimeFroster
13 days ago

Nice, 17k sub

@jzitnik
13 days ago

Now do it in Minecraft. Oh, it has already been done by matbatwings

@shriramgite4013
13 days ago

Urge to create my own neural network 😫😫😫

@Podcast.Motivator
13 days ago

Awesome bro. Waiting for more videos like this.

@letsbuildit7640
13 days ago

yk what … now im dead … cause i took cse with AI and ML 💀💀💀💀💀💀

@toanngoquoc2001
13 days ago

Now i understood what my AI lecturer trying to say in his class😢

@omprakashnain3508
13 days ago

Its no way near doing it from scratch. Do it in C or some other low level language. Even reading the binary dataset is pain in the ass.

@Saadullahkhan3
13 days ago

It is simple but where is source code 🙄🙄🙄🙄
*Who understand it

@crypto1886
13 days ago

I FOUND CODE BULLLETS SON!!!!!

@baonguyen4278
13 days ago

Great work bro! u got another subscriber !!

@santiagogonzalez-hc1vp
13 days ago

What a great vid, new sub
You summarize accurately two weeks of class of a ML Master where I didn't slept
Great job doing that and understanding the fundamentals
Ignore bad comments
Keep the pace

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