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by nicholast
1594 days ago
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Based on wikipedia it appears the original definition of perceptron was associated with the specific case of a neuron with a heavy-side step function activation output (which maps aggregated weights to either 0 or 1). I've generally adhered to referring to neural networks nodes in my writings as "neurons", which I believe is a catchall for any type of activation output, although have seen others use the term "perceptron" in the same usage in modern practice. |
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