Which of the following is the correct syntax for compiling a Keras model? - Keras Quiz

Keras - Quiz(MCQ)

Which of the following is the correct syntax for compiling a Keras model?

A)

model.compile(Adam, categorical_crossentropy, [â€˜accuracyâ€™])

B)

model.optimizer(â€˜adamâ€™).loss(â€˜categorical_crossentropyâ€™).metrics([â€˜accuracyâ€™]).compile()

C)

model.compile(optimizer=â€™adamâ€™, loss=â€™categorical_crossentropyâ€™, metrics=[â€˜accuracyâ€™])

D)

compile.model(optimizer=â€™adamâ€™, loss=â€™categorical_crossentropyâ€™, metrics=[â€˜accuracyâ€™])

Correct Answer : model.compile(optimizer=â€™adamâ€™, loss=â€™categorical_crossentropyâ€™, metrics=[â€˜accuracyâ€™])

Explanation : The correct syntax for compiling a Keras model is “model.compile(optimizer=’adam’, loss=’categorical_crossentropy’, metrics=[‘accuracy’])”.

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Which of the following is a fully connected layer whose output is sent back to the input?

A)

RNN layer

B)

Pooling layer

C)

SimpleRNN layer

D)

Embedding layer

Correct Answer : SimpleRNN layer

Explanation : SimpleRNN layer is a fully connected layer whose output is sent back to the input.

When sequential.pop() method raises a TypeError?

A)

When there is no layer within the model

B)

When there is the single layer within the model

C)

When there are more than 10 layers within the model

D)

None of the above

Correct Answer : When there is the single layer within the model

Explanation : sequential.pop() method raises a TypeError When there is a single layer within the model.

What does sequential.pop() method do?

A)

It helps in the removal of the last layer from the model.

B)

It helps in the removal of any layer from the model.

C)

It helps in the removal of the first layer from the model.

D)

All of the above

Correct Answer : It helps in the removal of the last layer from the model.

Explanation : Sequential.pop() functions help in the removal of the last layer from the model.

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