Forward Propagation and Backward Propagation | Neural Networks | How to train Neural Networks

[@CodingLane]

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[@arpit743]

Excellent video! .Bro why do we have multiple nuerons in every hidden layer. is it from the point of view of introducing non linearity?

[@CodingLane]

@@arpit743 Yes, but not entirely. Multiple neurons allow us to capture complicated patterns. A single neuron won’t be able to capture complicated patterns from the dataset.

[@arpit743]

@@CodingLane thanks alot! but why is that it allows for complicated boundaries?

[@Sigma_Hub_01]

@@arpit743 more refined outputs will allow to see the limitations to your network boundaries...and hence u can pinpoint at exact location and correct it as per your needs. It doesn't allows for complicated boundaries , u are ALLOWED to see your complicated boundaries,and hence work thru it

[@debanjannanda2081]

Sir, their is a mistake on timestamp 0.41 where a2[1] is wrong , A2[2] is the activation function you written second becouse the value you multiply with the weight in weighted sum those value of a is for first hidden layer which use to find the second hidden layer value A2[2] not a2[1]. But, you really teach great. thank you...

[@kheireddine7889]

this video should be titled " Explain - Forward and Backward Propagation - to Me Like I'm Five. Thanks man you saved me a lot of time.

[@CodingLane]

One of the Best Comments I have seen. Thank you so much! And thanks for the title idea 😂😄

[@CodingLane]

One of the Best Comments I have seen. Thank you so much! And thanks for the title idea 😂😄

[@coverquick490]

I've always felt as if I was on the cusp of understanding neural nets but this video brought me past the hump and explained it perfectly! Thank you so much!

[@CodingLane]

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Thanks a lot for This Amazing Introductory Lecture 😊 Lecture - 2 Completed from This Neural Network Playlist

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Literally best. Crisp and clear!! Thank you

[@whoooare20]

you explained in very clear and easy ways. Thank you, this is so helpful!

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Very informatics video.Explained all the terms in a simple manner.Thanks alot

[@nishigandhasatav3559]

Absolutely loved the way you explain. So easy to understand. Thank you

[@saumyaagrawal7781]

This was more helpful than my lectures!

[@kunalbahirat7795]

best video on youtube for this topic

[@CodingLane]

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[@nooreldali7432]

Best explanation I've seen so far

[@farabiislam2418]

You explain better than popular course instructor on deep learning

[@CodingLane]

Thanks for the compliment 😇

[@sajan2980]

I am sure he is talking about Andrew Ng Lol. His explanation on that video is too detailed and the notations are too confusing lol. But the same explanation in his Machine Learning Specialization course is much better.

[@AryanSingh-eq2jv]

best explanation, best playlists I don't usually interact with the algorithm much by giving likes and dropping comments or liking but you beat me into submission with this. Hopefully I understand the rest of it too lol.

[@venompubgmobile7218]

Im a bit confuse through the exponent notations since some of it were not corresponding to the other

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[@CodingLane]

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[@petchiammala1430]

Super sir. I have learned more information from this and also calculation way. It's very useful to our study. Thank you sir

[@CodingLane]

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[@bincybincy1]

This is so well explained.. thankyou

[@johnalvinm]

Very helpful and to the point and correct!

[@harshwardhankurale310]

Top Class Explanation!

[@CodingLane]

Glad it was helpful!

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You are great. It will be very good if you continue.

[@CodingLane]

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[@ahmeterdonmez9195]

at 0:58 in a1[1] = activation(....), last sum should be W13[1]*a3[0] not W13[1]*a3[1]

[@kenjopac4247]

This was actually pretty straight forward

[@CodingLane]

Glad if it helped you!

[@omarsheetan4417]

Great video, and great explanation thanks dude!

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[@michaelzheng951]

Fantastic explanation. Thank you

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Nicely explained. Keep up the good job!

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Awesome, really helpful! Thank you

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Excellent explanation jazakallah bro

[@agrimgupta3221]

Your videos on neural networks are really good. Can you please also upload videos for generalized neural networks too, that would really be helpful P.S Keep Up the good work!!!

[@CodingLane]

Thank you so much for your feedback. I will surely consider making videos on generalized neural networks.

[@muhammadrabbanizainalabidi2409]

Good Explanation !!

[@CodingLane]

Thank you!

[@kewtomrao]

Isnt the equation : Z= W.X+B = transpose(W)*X + B.Hence the weight matrix what you have given is wrong right?

[@CodingLane]

Hi... I have taken the shape of W as (n_h, n_x). Thus equation will be Z = W.X + B. But if you take W as (n_x, n_h), then equation of Z = transpose(W).X + B. Both represent the same thing. Hope it helps you.

[@kewtomrao]

@@CodingLane thanks for the quick clarification.makes sense now.keep up the great work!!

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[@PrinceKumar-el7ob]

thank u sir it was really helpful

[@CodingLane]

Your welcome!

[@marcoss2ful]

where did came from the algorithm that calculates the next W in 5:30 ? I know it is intuitive, but does it have something to do about Euler's method ? Or another one ? Thank you so much for these incredible videos

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Amazing work, keep it going :)

[@CodingLane]

Thank You!

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[@vipingautam9501]

Small doubt, what is f(z1)...I am assuming these are just different type of activation functions...where input is just the weight of current layer*input from previous layers...is that correct?

[@CodingLane]

Yes correct… but do check out the equations properly. It has bias also.

[@vipingautam9501]

@@CodingLane Thanks for your prompt response.

[@waleedrafi1509]

great video, Please also make a video on SVM as soon as possible

[@CodingLane]

Okay Sure ! Thank you so much for your suggestion. I have been asked alot, to make video on SVM. So, I will try to make it just after finishing this Neural Network playlist .

[@ishayatfardin7]

Brother your explanation was great but there are some mistakes i have pointed out.

[@gautamthulasiraman18]

Sir it's W ¹¹[¹] * a⁰[1] right? You've done it as W ¹¹[¹] * a¹[1] at the matrix multiplication, can you just verify I'm wrong?

[@CodingLane]

Yes… there is a typo error

[@taranerafati9730]

great video

[@ibrahimahmethan586]

Good job. But Gradient descent W2 and W1 mus be updated simultaneously.

[@CodingLane]

Thank you! Yes they should be updated simultaneously.

[@testyourluck3914]

B1 and B2 are initialized randomly too ?

[@nothing5987]

hi can you put caption option

[@CodingLane]

Hi.. somehow captions were not generated in this video. All my ohter videos do have caption. I will change the settings to bring caption in this video as well. Thanks for bringing this to my attention.

[@faisaljan3884]

what is this B1

[@xinli3642]

Can A* actually be Z*, e.g. A1 = Z1?

[@CodingLane]

No, we need to apply a non-linear activation function. So A1 must be = some_non_linear_function(Z1)

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[@CodingLane]

haha.. what is it? Thanks btw

[@abdallahlakkis449]

y no subtitles?

[@fadhliana]

hi, how to calculate the cost?

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[@gitasaheru2386]

Please share code algorithm backpropagate

[@priyanshshankhdhar1910]

wait you haven't explained backpropagation at all

[@mythillian]

5:04

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let bro cook

[@UmerMehmood-n3f]

Extremely confusing tutorial and there's a mistake This should be : A[3]⁰ not A[3]¹

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Such a simple and neat explanation.

[@CodingLane]

Thank you!

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great video as always

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@@CodingLane, you are most welcome bro. Please make the implementation of Multiclass Logistics Regression using OnevsAll/OnevsOne method

[@CodingLane]

@@mdtufajjalhossain1246 Okay! Thanks for suggesting!