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Backpropagation is a technique used by computers to learn new tasks, like recognizing pictures or understanding speech. This process helps the computer determine whether it got an answer correct or incorrect and makes adjustments so it can do better next time around - just like when teachers mark tests and tell you what went wrong and how you can improve for future attempts. Backpropagation allows computers to learn on their own. | Backpropagation is a technique used by computers to learn new tasks, like recognizing pictures or understanding speech. This process helps the computer determine whether it got an answer correct or incorrect and makes adjustments so it can do better next time around - just like when teachers mark tests and tell you what went wrong and how you can improve for future attempts. Backpropagation allows computers to learn on their own. | ||
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