How Does Feed forward Network Work?

A feed forward network is like a smart helper who helps you solve problems by asking simple questions and learning from your answers.

Imagine you're trying to guess what kind of fruit it is based on how sweet or sour it tastes. A feed forward network works in layers, just like stacking blocks! The first layer asks, "Is it sweet?" The next one might ask, "Does it have a red color?" Each question helps get closer to the answer.

At first, the helper doesn’t know what questions to ask. But every time you tell them if they were right or wrong, they adjust their questions, just like when you practice spelling and your teacher corrects you. Over time, they learn which questions matter most.

Once the helper is trained, you can show it a new fruit, and it will ask its smart questions and tell you what kind of fruit it is, all by using the lessons it learned from before!

It’s like having a super-smart friend who gets better at guessing games every time you play together.