What distinguishes autoencoders from other traditional neural networks in terms of their architecture?
- Autoencoders have an encoder and decoder
- Autoencoders use convolutional layers
- Autoencoders have more hidden layers
- Autoencoders don't use activation functions
Autoencoders have a distinct encoder-decoder architecture, enabling them to learn efficient representations of data and perform tasks like image denoising and compression.
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