For a neural network, what function would we use to predict the probabilities of a class? More specifically for a multilayered perceptron.
For multi-layered network
You can use Relu Activation/Sigmoid function
But use sigmoid function in the last layer ,because the final output should be between 0-1
(suggested way is use Relu activation function in all layers and sigmoid function in the last year)
For a neural network, what function would we use to predict the probabilities of a class?...
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