Neural Networks Interview Questions – Set 2

This quiz represents practice test on artificial neural networks. These questions and answers can be as well used for your upcoming interviews for the position of machine learning engineer or data scientist. These questions can prove to be very useful for testing your neural networks knowledge from time-to-time. Also, these will be useful for interns / freshers / beginners of machine learning / data science.

The topics covered in this practice test are following:

  • Introduction to different types of neural networks such as Radial Basis Network, Recurrent neural network etc.
  • Difference between multilayer perceptron (MLP) and Radial basis function network

Practice Test on Neural Networks

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