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by fizixer
2197 days ago
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- "linear" in "linear algebra" comes from "system of linear equations" - NN can absolutely represent non-linear functions, and they are based on solving system of linear equations. - The non-linear function here has nothing to do with the linearity of the system of linear equations used to construct it. - The two main sources of non-linearity are, (a) the inputs (e.g., an image, or a series of images varying a non-linear fashion), and (b) the activation functions. |
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