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This repo contains a simple Python implementation of the Perceptron algorithm, one of the earliest and most fundamental building blocks in machine learning.

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Perceptron as a Linear Classifier

This repo contains a simple Python implementation of the Perceptron algorithm, one of the earliest and most fundamental building blocks in machine learning. It classifies data into two categories using a straight line (or hyperplane) based on input features.

What Is a Perceptron?

A Perceptron is a mathematical model inspired by how a single neuron works in the brain. It’s used for binary classification — deciding if an input belongs to class 0 or class 1.

Example Use Cases:

  • Spam vs. not spam
  • Yes vs. no
  • Pass vs. fail
  • Anything with two possible outcomes

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This repo contains a simple Python implementation of the Perceptron algorithm, one of the earliest and most fundamental building blocks in machine learning.

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