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title: Supported Layers
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short_title: Layers
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description: Supported neural network layers.
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category: Models
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weight: 3
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## What are layers?
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Each layer in a neural network configuration represents a unit of hidden units. When layers are stacked together, they represent a *deep neural network*.
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## Using layers
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All layers available in Eclipse Deeplearning4j can be used either in a `MultiLayerNetwork` or `ComputationGraph`. When configuring a neural network, you pass the layer configuration and the network will instantiate the layer for you.
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## Layers vs. vertices
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If you are configuring complex networks such as InceptionV4, you will need to use the `ComputationGraph` API and join different branches together using vertices. Check the vertices for more information.
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## General layers
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{{autogenerated}}
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