Back Propagation in Neural Network with an Example | Machine Learning (2019)
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- Backpropagation in Neural Network is a supervised learning algorithm, for training Multi-layer Perceptrons (Artificial Neural Networks).
The Backpropagation algorithm in neural network looks for the minimum value of the error function in weight space using a technique called the delta rule or gradient descent. The weights that minimize the error function is then considered to be a solution to the learning problem.
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Can you remove the background music, otherwise it's awesome
Cannot remove in this video, but will take care of it in coming videos.
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I agree
very well explained
clear explanation sir we have understood easily but if we don't write it than again we forget after few days, so I have written from starting till end.Thanks for explaining clearly and in a simple manner.
Why do you add music 🎶 in the background, we want the content not the music, it's too irritating....
very nicely explained. It would be better without the background music.
I wonder backpropagation was this much easy... thanks a ton 🙂🙂
Finally got the idea about backprop..thanks man
Excellent.............Thanks
Thank you too!
The song is to low, i can almost hear you. Make the song volume higher next time >3
Sorry for the loud background music, we will make it better next time.
Net h1 should be
b1+(w1*x1)+(w3*X2) as per the network connections... Because it is w3 that is connected to h1 and not w2
Correct me if I'm wrong... Or else like my comment so that I would know
Thank You so much .. Finally i understood back propagation... Do you have video about Elman Recurrent Neural Network ?. If you have please send me your video link.
Thanks! This video explains back propagation very well! btw i almost passed out when the volume increased in the end
Sorry for the volume.
Thank you, this video is thoroughly useful.
background music was bit annoying.... couldnt hear or focus on what you were saying
bad explained
Great introduciton to BNN , Nonetheless the background Music is a little bit loudy .
finally i understood back propagation.. Thank you so much!
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Excellent video...nicely explained...
The most clear explanation I found on youtube. Thank you so much. Please make more concept videos like this about machine learning
Please remove background song!!!..so far so good
Nice explanation. Actually, I have seen all theory till now, you showed how backpropagation is actually calculating the further weights and biases. Thanks again.
hello sir you said you will implement decision tree algorithm in python. but i didn't find it in your playlist
this site is just wonderful. Thank you so much for all the videos. It would be fantastic if you could explain their implementations in python also.
this is not a site babe
Great explanation. It was really helpful. 😇
Glad it was helpful!
I need Matlab coding of exactly this manual work bro😐
masterpiece
can we use ANN and fixed-effect Poisson regression model ? in two steps for better results ?
Great explanation except the sound issues :) Background music is nice but should be a little lower :) Thank you for video man very helped for me :)
Happy teachers day
Bg music is distracting
Thank u so much
The video shows -with all the advantages as well as the limitations of working with a specific neural graph and particular numerical values- what is the BPP of errors in a feedforward network. But the basic idea applies to much more general cases. Several steps are involved.
1.- More general processing units.
Any continuously differentiable function of inputs and weights will do; these inputs and weights can belong -beyond Euclidean spaces- to any Hilbert space. Derivatives are linear transformations and the derivative of a neural processing unit is the direct sum of its partial derivatives, with respect to the inputs and with respect to the weights; this is a linear transformation expressed as the sum of its restrictions to a pair of complementary subspaces.
2.- More general layers (any number of units).
Single unit layers can create a bottleneck that renders the whole network useless. Putting together several units in a unique layer is equivalent to taking their product (as functions, in the sense of set theory). The layers are functions of the of inputs and of the weights of the totality of the units. The derivative of a layer is then the product of the derivatives of the units; this is a product of linear transformations.
3.- Networks with any number of layers.
A network is the composition (as functions, and in the set theoretical sense) of its layers. By the chain rule the derivative of the network is the composition of the derivatives of the layers; this is a composition of linear transformations.
4.- Quadratic error of a function.
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Since this comment is becoming too long I will stop here. The point is that a very general viewpoint clarifies many aspects of BPP.
If you are interested in the full story and have some familiarity with Hilbert spaces please Google for papers dealing with backpropagation in Hilbert spaces.
For a glimpse into a deep learning algorithm which is orders of magnitude more efficient, controllable and faster that BPP search in this platform for a video about: deep learning without backpropagation.
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You dont wanna mess with backpropagation ever never. Haha But he explain so good
Fascinating BGM
Simply the best of the best. Thank you for your hard work, thank you.
Shouldn’t 1/2 = 1/n where n = the number of nodes for the givem layer? Really the sum of all errors for given layer is just the average. BTW great explanation.
Thanks a ton, finally understood backpropagation (didn't know the math behind it was this easy)
Thank your for creating the video. A small feedback will be that, the background music is too loud, I bearealy can understand what you are saying because of the volume of the background music. I
Bht sahi explanation
content is good, but background music is bit annoying. this kind of background score is good for 2 to 3 minutes not for videos of length more than 15 minutes.
Pls avoid in next videos
While the content is excellent the background music is loud and disturbing. Please switch it off . Thanks
when you're explaining, please don't play music in the background for god sake!
Very Nice
You taught it very well to a backbencher like me!
thanks, one of the best comment ever received.
Thanks
Thank you so much bro for giving detailed explanation.
@10:52 , I am unable to understand net_o1 = w_5 * out_h1 + w_6 * out_h2+ b_2 * 1. how does the derivative translate into 1 * out_h1 * w_5^(1 - 1) + 0 + 0 = out_h1 = 0.593269992, from where did w_5^(1-1) come from shouldnt it just be 1 * out_h1
exponent of x decreses by one in derivatives ..i think that is what he is trying to show ,..
Nice slides :)
The music was too loud but your explanation was very helpful .
hi, from where 0.1384 came in last?
If now I can work in the field of data science, it's because of YOU 🙏
9:05 to 9:20. I didn't understand can u explain me in detail. Any one. Pls. Ans me.
There are so many calculations mistake please correct or at least put it in description.
The first equation at 13:55 seems incorrect, can anyone confirm this?
Background music is really disturbing..
Well explained the math behind it
It will be nice if you turn off the music or turn down 50%,
Bro inspite of using total error for w5 can we just use error of out 1..
Cz in hidden layer any how we have to use again error out1
great tutorial but music making it hard to understand
good job
best one among all i have seen ever
Bro, whatever comment section may say, I loved the video and understood it. Keep going👍
Thank you so much 😀
Faar better explanation of Math than the other videos on TH-cam.
why don't you update bias?
Music is a little loud
this guy incorrectly drew bias weights. bias weight is the actual bias, not the value in the bias node, because in the design most folks use is that the bias node always has a value of 1.0 (constant) and the weight is the parameter that is being adjusted due to backprop. it is done this way because it can be efficiently computed on GPUs and requires less `if()` statements.
Excellent example!, Now I understand backpropagation and better for the steepest decent with the chain rule!
what the hell is that background noise!!!!
Great Video. Had to focus hard to understand because of the background music. Background music is louder than the voice over.
really helpful and easy to understand thanks
You are welcome!
please remove music
Excellent explanation of the concept! Thank you so much for making this...
What a Suplendid Explanation
Love you Bro
Stay Blessed
You are freaking best at explaining thank you
tq very much
nice music tho
thank you for uploading video with f in youtuber music , i couldn't focus shit but good content tho
superb ........
@14:15 should there be w2*i2 instead of w3*i2 in the formula of net_h1?
you're right
you are using single bias for both neurons, this is going to introduce a limitation in your model, every neuron has to have its own bias
to implement backpropagation in neural network algorithm , is there any built in packages available as part of sci-kit learn ? Or do I have to write a script explicitly to implement back propagation ?
Let Out = (2/1 + exp (3.5-01-02-03)) -1 Search for: 1. Number of layers in the neural network. 2. The number of neurons. 3. Output if 01 = 1,02 = 2,03 = 1h
Solution please
Why did you take mean square error ? Neural network is basically a connection of many logistic regression output , So wouldn't it be the log loss function ?
slides
saw hell lotta videos and blogs including mattmazzur blog.... But you ripped like anything , bro...Amazing explanation, awesome job....literally you saved my time & made me to catch sleep early.....but how did you get 1/1+e-x as e^x/ a_e^x
Thanks a ton. If you will differentiate it, you will get the and. Maybe quickly google it and you will get the answer.
Really good brother.... short and effective..if one focusus on content background music hardly matters to them, but yes it might be disturbing for others
We apologize for background music. It was an editing issue. Thanks for your support.
@@CodeWrestling nop no issues it was fine..i have edited my msg...was misinterpreting a bit b4 editing
Wonderfull . Explanation is awesome 👏👏👏
Best explanation ever!
Glad it was helpful!
Great video, but the video is disturbing ...
Sorry about that
Tysm for crystal clear explanation.. God bless you
you didn't explain where the -1 came from (at 9:26 ) in the formula for dEtotal=2 * 1/2(targeto1-outo1)^2-1 * -1 + 0 . the derivative rules for power don't consider any `-1` values
Confusing
Can you please send me the slides?
Nice vidio
I cannot here you what is the point of loud music in tutorial video
If we give a one input and output, then weights will get adjusted as per those . But when another set of input and output are given , entirely new weights are formed. Then how does training happen in such algorithm?
Thank u so much ❤️
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I have a question qbout updating the weight. During using weight update formula, you have not used the multilayer perception rule in which we assume the +ve or -ve value of learning rate to increase or decrease weight. I have a doubt about this rule.
Bro plz do other concepts of machine learning. I'm not getting wt my lecture is teaching ,I'm depending on your vedios .can u plz do make vedios regularly
very clear!! thank you!!!
Glad it helped!
Bohot khoob!!