Daisythe teaching edition of IRISBetaExit
Chapter One · complete

Good job!

Here’s what you learned.

1 · Prompt and tokens

A prompt is split into tokens: whole words or smaller pieces of text.

2 · Context

The context keeps the prompt’s tokens and each new output, so the next answer can use what came before.

3 · Embedding

An embedding turns each token into numbers the network can use.

4 · Neurons

A neuron multiplies inputs by weights, adds them and a bias, then produces an output.

5 · Weights and bias

Weights set each input’s influence. Bias adds a steady nudge.

6 · Training

Training adjusts weights and biases to reduce loss, a measure of error. An optimizer automates those changes.