i. How many neurons are required in each layer?ii. What are the dimensions of the first-layer and second-layer weightmatrices?iii. What kinds of transfer functions can be usedeach layer?iv. Are biases required in either layer?E2.5 Consider the following neuron.InputGeneral Neurona=f(wp+b)Figure P15.1 General NeuronSketch the neuron response (plot a versus p for -2

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i. How many neurons are required in cach layer? ii. What are the dimensions of the first-layer and second-layer weight matrices? i. What kinds of transfer functions can be used in each layer? iv. Are biases required in either layer? E2.5 Consider the following neuron. General Neuron Input a=f(wp+b) Figure P15.1 General Neuron Sketch the neuron response (plot a versus p for -2

i. How many neurons are required in cach layer? ii. What are the dimensions of the first-layer and second-layer weight matrices? i. What kinds of transfer functions can be used in each layer? iv. Are biases required in either layer? E2.5 Consider the following neuron. General Neuron Input a=f(wp+b) Figure P15.1 General Neuron Sketch the neuron response (plot a versus p for -2

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