What is a Single-Layered Structure?

Single-layered refers to a structure or material that consists of only one layer. In other words, it has no internal layers or components, and is typically made up of a single sheet or surface.

For example, a single-layered cake is one that has only one layer, as opposed to a multi-layered cake which has multiple layers. Similarly, a single-layered wafer is a thin disk of semiconducting material that has only one layer, as opposed to a multi-layered wafer which has multiple layers of materials.

In the context of neural networks, a single-layered network is one that consists of only one hidden layer, as opposed to a multi-layered network which has multiple hidden layers.

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