Train an Mnist classifier or predictor
Use some pretrained neural nets to decode Mnist characters
The variables for each instance of input are in the columns of the input layer
The Truth contains the answers for each of those instances
There must be an input node for each variable
There must be an output node for each element in the structure of the truth
There are no hard and fast rules for the number of hidden layers
Somewhere in betweeen the number of inputs and outputs is not a bad place to start
The more there are, the easier it is for the neural net to come up with weights that work
But the number of calculations that need to be done rises
All the weights are seeded with random numbers that mean to zero. This means the process is stochastic and will vary from run to run
You can prefill the json input area with a number of examples
The input field below has input as Json in the correct form for this network
You can choose a pretrained network or use the one trained from above