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The assignment focuses on creating and visualizing neural networks using Python, specifically with Keras and ANN Visualizer. It outlines the steps to preprocess data, build, train, and evaluate a neural network, as well as visualize its architecture and performance. The goal is to understand the process of neural network modeling and make predictions based on the trained model.

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Title: Objectives: 1. 2. Software Requirement: Theory:: Assignment - 1

The assignment focuses on creating and visualizing neural networks using Python, specifically with Keras and ANN Visualizer. It outlines the steps to preprocess data, build, train, and evaluate a neural network, as well as visualize its architecture and performance. The goal is to understand the process of neural network modeling and make predictions based on the trained model.

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Assignment - 1

Title: Creating and visualizing neural networks for the given data.

Objectives:
1. To handle given data for creating and visualizing neural networks.
2. To analyze data using a python programming language.

Software Requirement: Windows /Linux


Theory:
Neural networks were inspired by the design and functioning of the human brain
and components.

Definition: Information processing model that is inspired by the way biological


nervous system (i.e., the brain) process information, is called Neural Network.

Neural Network has the ability to learn by examples. It is not designed to perform
fix /specific task, rather task which need thinking (e.g., Predictions).

ANN is composed of a large number of highly interconnected processing


elements(neurons) working in unison to solve problems. It mimics the human brain.
With advance in deep learning, you can now visualize the entire deep learning
process or just the Convolutional Neural Network you’ve built.

We are going to build simple neural network using Keras and then use ANN
visualizer to visualize our neural network. Steps for doing that are as follows:

1. Import the Necessary Libraries:


- In our project, we'll start by importing essential Python libraries. We'll include
Keras for building the neural network, ANN Visualizer for visualizing the network's
architecture, and Graphviz for creating visual representations. We'll also import
libraries for data manipulation and visualization.

2. Load and Preprocess the Dataset:


- We've downloaded our dataset from Kaggle. To make it suitable for our neural
network, we'll load it using Pandas or a similar library. We'll perform data
preprocessing, which may involve cleaning the data, handling missing values, and
encoding categorical variables if needed.

3. Split Data into Training and Testing Sets:


- To evaluate our neural network, we'll split the dataset into training and testing
sets. Common ratios we might use are 70-30 or 80-20.
4. Build the Neural Network using Keras:
- We'll define the neural network's architecture using Keras. We'll decide on the
number of layers, the neurons in each layer, activation functions, and any other
hyperparameters. After that, we'll compile the model by specifying the loss function,
optimizer, and evaluation metrics.

5. Train the Neural Network:


- With the model architecture in place, we'll train it using our training data. We'll
specify the number of epochs and the batch size for training. Throughout the training
process, we'll monitor key metrics like loss and accuracy.

6. Visualize the Neural Network Architecture:


- We'll employ the ANN Visualizer library to create a visual representation of our
neural network's architecture. This graphical visualization will help us gain insights
into the structure of our model, including the number of layers and neurons in each
layer.

7. Evaluate the Model:


- After training, we'll evaluate the model's performance on the testing dataset.
We'll calculate metrics such as accuracy, precision, recall, and F1 score to assess
how well our model performs.

8. Visualize Model Performance:


- We'll use visualization techniques, like Matplotlib, to create plots or graphs that
illustrate the model's performance over epochs. This might include visualizing
training and validation loss and accuracy.

9. Fine-Tune the Model (Optional):


- Depending on the evaluation results, we may fine-tune our model. This could
involve adjusting hyperparameters or making architectural changes to improve its
performance.

10. Make Predictions (Inference):


- Once we're satisfied with our model's performance, we can use it to make
predictions on new or unseen data.

Conclusion:
Here, we studied creating and visualizing neural network for the given data using
python.

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