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For deep learning to occur, successive layers of neural networks ________.

For deep learning to occur, successive layers of neural networks ________.

▸ must be trained to figure out one specific piece of the puzzle at a time

▸ must prevent themselves from adapting to new data inputs

▸ must be explainable by the creators of the system(s)

▸ are given numerical values that reflect the accuracy of the learning outcome

▸ eliminate dynamic results based on inputs received by the system

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