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This image displays a schematic diagram of a neural network, specifically a feedforward artificial neural network, drawn in black lines on a white background. The diagram is organized into three distinct vertical sections or layers arranged from left to right.

The first section on the far left is labeled "Input Layer" at the top. Below this label are four circles stacked vertically. To the left of these circles are text labels reading "Input #1", "Input #2", "Input #3", and "Input #4" from top to bottom. Each of these text labels has a horizontal arrow pointing to the right, connecting directly into one of the four input circles.

The middle section is labeled "Hidden Layer" at the top. It contains five circles stacked vertically. These circles are positioned in the center of the diagram.

Connecting the Input Layer and the Hidden Layer is a dense web of straight lines. Every single circle in the Input Layer connects to every single circle in the Hidden Layer. This results in twenty distinct lines with arrowheads pointing from left to right, creating a crisscrossing pattern between the first two layers.

The third section on the far right is labeled "Output Layer" at the top. It contains a single circle located vertically in the middle of the diagram's height.

Connecting the Hidden Layer and the Output Layer are five straight lines with arrowheads. Each of the five circles from the Hidden Layer connects to this single Output Layer circle. The arrows point towards the right, converging on the final circle. Finally, extending from the right side of the single Output Layer circle is a horizontal arrow pointing away to the right, labeled "Output".
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