Question

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?

Answer 1

Answer:

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Answer 2

Explanation:

*The learning process revolves around minimizing the cost

* Measures the accuracy of the network using the cost/loss function.

* The cost of loss function tries to penalize the network when it makes errors