Sebastian Raschka
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L4.5 A Fully Connected (Linear) Layer in PyTorch

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Now that we discussed a lot of the linear algebra notational conventions, let us look at a concrete example and see how we can implement a fully connected (sometimes also called linear or dense) layer of a neural network in PyTorch.

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