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Normally one node/layer applies linerlinear fitting of the the input to the hypothesis, in other words uses linerlinear function (y = a*x + b$y = ax + b$). Adding layers chains liner functions, potentially allowing fitting higher order functions. A great explanation can be found here.

Normally one node/layer applies liner fitting of the the input to the hypothesis in other words uses liner function (y = a*x + b). Adding layers chains liner functions, potentially allowing fitting higher order functions. A great explanation can be found here.

Normally one node/layer applies linear fitting of the the input to the hypothesis, in other words uses linear function ($y = ax + b$). Adding layers chains liner functions, potentially allowing fitting higher order functions. A great explanation can be found here.

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Normally one node/layer applies liner fitting of the the input to the hypothesis in other words uses liner function (y = a*x + b). Adding layers chains liner functions, potentially allowing fitting higher order functions. A great explanation can be found here.