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Bayesian Learning & Neural Networks Guide

Module 4 covers Bayesian Learning and Artificial Neural Networks, detailing key concepts such as Bayes Theorem, Naïve Bayes Algorithm, and the structure of artificial neurons. It discusses various types of neural networks, including Multi-Layer Perceptron and Feed Forward Neural Networks, along with their applications, advantages, and limitations. The module also addresses challenges faced in implementing artificial neural networks.

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Bayesian Learning & Neural Networks Guide

Module 4 covers Bayesian Learning and Artificial Neural Networks, detailing key concepts such as Bayes Theorem, Naïve Bayes Algorithm, and the structure of artificial neurons. It discusses various types of neural networks, including Multi-Layer Perceptron and Feed Forward Neural Networks, along with their applications, advantages, and limitations. The module also addresses challenges faced in implementing artificial neural networks.

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Module 4 – Bayesian Learning

& Artificial Neural Networks

Department of Information Science & Engineering


Aca. Year: EVEN SEM /2024-25

By,
Mrs. Gayathri S
Assistant Professor
Department of ISE
SJB Institute of Technology
Bengaluru
MODULE - 4

Bayesian Learning
Bayesian Learning
Fundamentals of Bayes
Theorem
Classification Using Bayes
Model
Maximum A Posteriori (MAP) Hypothesis,
hMAP
Maximum Likelihood (ML)
Hypothesis, hML
Naïve Bayes Algorithm

ZERO PROBABILITY ERROR


Zero-probability error can be solved by applying a smoothing technique called Laplace correction
which means given 1000 data instances in the training dataset, if there are zero instances for a
particular value of a feature we can add 1 instance for each attribute value pair of that feature
which will not make much difference for 1000 data instances and the overall probability does not
become zero.
Brute Force Bayes Algorithm
Bayes Optimal Classifier
Gibbs Algorithm
Naïve Bayes Algorithm For Continuous Attributes

GAUSSIAN NAIVE BAYES ALGORITHM


IN GAUSSIAN NAIVE BAYES, THE VALUES OF CONTINUOUS FEATURES ARE ASSUMED TO BE
SAMPLED FROM A GAUSSIAN DISTRIBUTION.
Artificial Neural Networks
Artificial Neural Networks
Introduction
Biological Neurons
Artificial Neurons
Simple Model of an Artificial Neuron
Artificial Neural Network Structure
Activation Functions
Activation Functions
Activation Functions
Activation Functions
Perceptron and Learning Theory
THE PERCEPTRON MODEL CONSISTS OF 4 STEPS:

[Link] FROM OTHER NEURONS


[Link] AND BIAS
[Link] SUM
[Link] FUNCTION
Perceptron Algorithm
Types of Artificial Neural Networks
FEED FORWARD NEURAL NETWORK
Types of Artificial Neural Networks
FULLY CONNECTED NEURAL
NETWORK
Types of Artificial Neural
Networks

MULTI-LAYER PERCEPTRON
(MLP)
Types of Artificial Neural Networks
FEEDBACK NEURAL NETWORK
Popular Applications of Artificial Neural Networks
Advantages and Disadvantages of
ANN
ADVANTAGES OF
ANN
Advantages and Disadvantages of
ANN
LIMITATIONS OF ANN
Challenges of Artificial Neural Networks

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