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2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion doc/book/layers.html
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Expand Up @@ -72,7 +72,7 @@ <h3>What is a Layer?</h3>
<p><a href="./deep-learning-glossary.html#Layer">Layers</a> are the only building
blocks in Leaf. As we will see later on, everything is a layer. Even when
we construct <a href="./deep-learning-glossary.html#Network">networks</a>, we are still just
working with layers composed of smalle layers. This makes the API clean and expressive.</p>
working with layers composed of smaller layers. This makes the API clean and expressive.</p>
<p>A layer is like a function: given an input it computes an output.
It could be some mathematical expression, like Sigmoid, ReLU, or a non-mathematical instruction,
like querying data from a database, logging data, or anything in between.
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2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion doc/src/layers.md
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[Layers](./deep-learning-glossary.html#Layer) are the only building
blocks in Leaf. As we will see later on, everything is a layer. Even when
we construct [networks](./deep-learning-glossary.html#Network), we are still just
working with layers composed of smalle layers. This makes the API clean and expressive.
working with layers composed of smaller layers. This makes the API clean and expressive.

A layer is like a function: given an input it computes an output.
It could be some mathematical expression, like Sigmoid, ReLU, or a non-mathematical instruction,
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