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Neural Networks Explained as Linear Regression for Statisticians

A new paper published on arXiv introduces neural networks to statisticians by framing them as an extension of linear regression. The authors aim to lower the barrier to entry for statisticians by explaining common customizations that build upon this foundational concept. This approach seeks to demystify neural networks for those with a classical, frequentist background. AI

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Neural Networks Explained as Linear Regression for Statisticians

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  1. arXiv stat.ML TIER_1 English(EN) · Zhenke Wu ·

    Neural Networks as Linear Regression: An Introduction for Statisticians

    Neural networks are a commonly used prediction tool in computer science and statistics. However, the barrier to entry of this interesting field remains high, particularly for classical statisticians trained in a frequentist perspective. In this letter, we demystify neural network…