Question

Suppose you have a multi-class classification problem with 10 classes. Your neural network has 3 layers, and the hidden layer (layer 2) has 5 units. Using the one-vs-all method described here, how many elements does \theta^{(2)} (2) have?

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Question:

Suppose you have a multi-class classification problem with 10 classes. Your neural network has 3 layers, and the hidden layer (layer 2) has 5 units. Using the one-vs-all method described here, how many elements does ∅² have?

Answer:

Total number of elements ∅² have = 60.

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