Classification problem using one or more Simple Linear Perceptron
In this exercise, we solve the following classification problem below using simple (no hidden layers) perceptrons (one or more) with two neurons at the input layer and a linear activation function.
N.B.0. : the activation function(s) MUST be linear.
N.B.1. : the colors represents whole regions rather than just a point.
N.B.2. : The solution must be done "by hand" without any implementation in R or Python and with as little calculation as possible, even without doing any calculations. The most important thing is to explain the reasoning clearly and logically, and to draw the architecture of the network(s) under consideration.
N.B.3. : Consider the tangent function, it can facilitate the resolution of this problem. (Or you may think of something else, but please try to avoid using the product function)
![]()
Answer
- The questioner was satisfied with and accepted the answer, or
- The answer was evaluated as being 100% correct by the judge.
1 Attachment
- answered
- 1309 views
- $50.00
Related Questions
- Question about COEFFICIENT OF CORRELATION
- Bayesian statistics
- How to use bootstrap techniques to criticise a linear model?
- A miner trapped in a mine
- Probability that a pump will fail during its design life
- Sample size calculation for a cross sectional healthcare study
- What plots should I use to describe the relationship between these 8 continuous variables?
- Probabilities