Machine learning is a pervasive technique in contemporary applications, representing a subfield of artificial intelligence dedicated to machines emulating human behaviors. Neural networks, a prominent class of machine learning models, excel in decision-making tasks. Nevertheless, the empirical nature of designing a neural network structure poses challenges, with practitioners often facing the dilemma of incorporating excessive neurons, leading to prolonged training times, or insufficient neurons, resulting in training failures. This paper presents a solution by introducing a method that recommends an appropriate range of neuron numbers for a neural network, leveraging clustering methods to enhance structural design efficiency.
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