Linear score
The neuron aggregates inputs using weights and a bias.
Weighted inputs, bias, and activation
A neuron first combines its inputs linearly, then applies an activation function. This simple computation is the building block of a neural network.
The essential idea: learned weights form a score and the activation transforms that score into an output.
The neuron aggregates inputs using weights and a bias.
A nonlinear function transforms the score into the neuron output.
Use the exact weights, bias, and input from the slides. The graph connects the neuron's linear input z to its sigmoid output y.
A neuron is a weighted sum plus bias passed through an activation function.