Question 21
A fully connected network maps input 100 → hidden 50 → output 10. Ignore bias. What is the total number of weights?
Question 21: A fully connected network maps input 100 → hidden 50 → o…
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Correct answer: 5500
Question 21 of 22 in the IIT Madras BS Deep Learning for Computer Vision (Deep Learning for Computer Vision) End Term paper sat on 10 May 2026, in the January 2026 term (Deep Learning For Computer Vision 06 May 26). It carries 4 marks.
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