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Any problem is solvable with two layers. The first layer consists of 1 node per input pattern, with activation and weights such that only one node is active th

Any problem is solvable with two layers. The first layer consists of 1 node per input pattern, with activation and weights such that only one node is active that matches the pattern. And a second layer of weights that provides the output per input pattern.

aezart 3y ago
True but not very useful. That's like writing an "isPrime" function with a switch statement for every possible input number, rather than coming up with a general algorithm. It can't give you any answer you don't already know.