67. Explain the Backpropagation Algorithm and its layers.
Backpropagation refers to a Neural Network algorithm used for processing noisy data and identifying unrecognized patterns for better clarification. This is a complete state algorithm with an iterative nature. There are three layers:
- Input layer
- Hidden layer
- Output layer.
- Firstly, the input layers collect the input values and constraints from the user or the outside environment.
- After that, the data moves to the Hidden layer where the processing is performed.
- Lastly, after processing the data, it gets transformed into some values or patterns that can be shared using the output layer.