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Experiment 1 of machine learning course In this experiment, a three-layer neural network was built based on the logistic regression principle, and 70% of the 570 samples were used for training and 30% for testing Lr.py is an integrated training and testing program. Data.csv is a data file that runs lr.py directly and prints the required information by itself The final test results are: The average loss is 0.32, and the accuracy is 0.94
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In this experiment, a three-layer neural network was built based on the logistic regression principle, and 70% of the 570 samples were used for training and 30% for testing
Lr.py is an integrated training and testing program. Data.csv is a data file that runs lr.py directly and prints the required information by itself
The final test results are:
The average loss is 0.32, and the accuracy is 0.94