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This document discusses the first layer features of stacked autoencoders trained on different datasets. Figure 1 shows samples of the first layer features for each stacked autoencoder, with each number corresponding to a different dataset listed in Tables 1 and 2. The figure provides a visualization of the features learned by the first layer of each stacked autoencoder.

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Figure 1. Samples of first layer features of each stacked autoencoder. Each number corresponds to a
different dataset, consistent with Tables 1 and 2.

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