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Neural Network Architecture and Data Preparation

The neural network implemented in this code has a 3-4-1 architecture, meaning it has 3 input nodes, 4 hidden nodes, and 1 output
node. This structure is suitable for binary classification tasks with 3-dimensional input data.

The training data (X_train) consists of 8 samples, each with 3 binary features. The corresponding labels (y_train) are binary values. A
single test sample (X_test) is provided to evaluate the model's performance after training.

Network Parameters Activation Function Weight Initialization


• Input nodes: 3 The network uses the sigmoid activation Weights are initialized randomly using
• Hidden nodes: 4 function and its derivative for both numpy's random number generator with
hidden and output layers. The sigmoid a fixed seed (42) for reproducibility. This
• Output nodes: 1
function maps input values to the range ensures consistent results across
• Learning rate: 0.1
(0, 1), making it suitable for binary multiple runs of the code.
• Momentum: 0.01 (unused in current classification tasks.
implementation)
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Training Process and Model Evaluation
The neural network is trained using a simple implementation of the backpropagation algorithm. The training process involves forward propagation to compute
predictions, followed by backpropagation to update the weights based on the computed error.

1 Forward Propagation
Input data is propagated through the network, applying weights and activation functions at each layer to compute the final output.

2 Error Calculation
The difference between predicted and actual outputs is calculated to determine the model's error.

3 Backpropagation
The error is propagated backwards through the network, adjusting weights to minimize the loss function.

4 Weight Update
Weights are updated using the calculated gradients and the specified learning rate.

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