LeNet was a group of Convolutional Neural Networks (CNNs) developed by Yann Le-Cun and others in the late 1990s. The networks were broadly considered as the first set of true convolutional neural networks. They were capable of classifying small single-channel (black and white) images, with promising results. LeNet consisted of three distinct networks, and they were:
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