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A neural network for hockey?
Hello, I have theoretical knowledge of what data should be collected from hockey matches to predict the probable outcome of an event in live mode, but here's how to do it all, unfortunately there is no such knowledge, who can help with this or who to contact for help, earnings from this, at the initial stage, it can be from banal rates, and as the project improves, there is a much more reliable and more profitable type of income
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Learn what a neural network is and everything will immediately become clear to you.
I'm not an expert, but there's something to be said.
A neural network is not magic, but, roughly speaking, more about statistics and experience.
The neural network at the input receives information at the entry points and at the output it produces, again, the values at the output points. All these points are called neurons .
Between the input (green in the picture) and output (yellow) neurons there is a layer of "hidden" (blue) neurons that the network builds itself.
The hidden layer is where the "magic" happens.
The input neuron X has, let's say, the value 1.
The hidden neuron receives the value 1 from X, the value 0.5 from neuron Y and passes to the next layer of neurons already, for example, 0.3, in the experience that the combination of X = 1 and Y = 0.5 often leads to a "bad" result.
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