2. Artificial neuron

2.1 Presentation

The schematic diagram of a neuron is shown in figure 3 .

The neuron has n inputs and a bias (b). Each input has an associated weight. The neuron performs the weighted sum $s = \sum_{1}^{n} (x_{k} \cdot w_{k}) + b \cdot w_{0}$ . The first...

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