Ich möchte das folgende Bild reproduzieren, allerdings vertikal und mit 1 Eingangsneuron:
Ist es möglich, dies vertikal zu zeichnen?
Antwort1
YouTube-Kommentarbereich:Ein letztes Video vor dem Schlafengehen.
Mich:Ein letztes TikZ-Bild vor dem Schlafengehen.
Hier ist ein guter Ausgangspunkt
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\draw (d1) node[blue!50,left=1em] {Anyway, happy $\pi$ day!};
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