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In supervised learning, a set of input variables are mapped to one or more output variables What is the significance of the cost function in this mapping process?
O Measures the accuracy of the network using the cost/loss function

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In supervised learning, a set of input variables are mapped to one or more output variables What is the significance of the cost function in this mapping process?

O Measures the accuracy of the network using the cost/loss function

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In supervised learning, a set of input variables are mapped to one or more output variables What is the significance of the cost function in this mapping process?O Measures the accuracy of the network using the cost/loss function​

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In supervised learning, a set of input variables are mapped to one or more output variables What is the significance of the cost function in this mapping process?
O Measures the accuracy of the network using the cost/loss function