Talk:Fully connected network
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Diagram does not seem to show a fully connected network. Can do updated diagram if required.
Regarding merging, I could see merging of Fully connected network, Switched communication network and Broadcast communication network if someone could suggest an appropriate name of the target article; but I am strongly against merging this article into Network topology#Mesh since fully connected network is not only a network topology but a network type. As I said, a switched network could be fully connected, but a fully connected network need not be switched. Nikola (talk) 20:16, 22 October 2011 (UTC)
Creating a deep learning-specific fully connected network page
[edit]Fully-connected or "dense" networks are a fundamental deep learning technique and network architecture that are used at both beginner and advanced levels. I think it might be beneficial to create a deep learning-specific page for this topic rather than redirecting to a page on computer networking. MusubiToTheMax (talk) 03:47, 3 September 2024 (UTC)
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