Lecture

XOR Problem: Neural Networks

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Description

This lecture explores the XOR problem, a classic example challenging for neural networks due to its structure in two dimensions. By introducing a two-layer network, the instructor demonstrates how neural networks can effectively solve the XOR problem and other non-linearly separable problems.

Instructor

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