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Artificial Neural NetworkClassical Von Neumann computer architecture architectures and software are highly effective in numerical and symbol processing but fail to solve complex perceptual problems. The human brain, although slower in numerical and symbolic processing, excels in complex perceptual tasks, perception, and the use of knowledge acquired through experience. Artificial neural networks emulate the structure of biological neural networks in the brain, including their ability to learning

Deep Neural Networks (DNNs) are a subclass of artificial neural networks, consisting of multilayer structures with at least two or more hidden layers. Inspired by the human brain, these structures are composed of neurons, weights, bias values, and activation functions. Each neuron aggregates incoming signals, processes them through an activation function, and transmits the result to the next layer.The "depth" of DNNs is measured by the number of hidden layers they contain. For example, a neural