Implement Back Propagation in deep neural network (DNN).
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Implement Back Propagation in deep neural network (DNN).
This is a repository for Multi-Layer Perceptron and Logistic Regression. There is a code (function) for Logistic Regression. SOme analysis is performed on the function. This is compared with the sklearn Logistic Regression function. Then, the decision boundary has also been plotted for the classification. The next part is the basic neural networ…
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