# Classify: How does the Neural Network look like?

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 I am working on a classification task and I want to do the work with the help of a "NeuralNetwork" classifier. There is an option to define the "NetworkDepth" by myself:https://reference.wolfram.com/language/ref/method/NeuralNetwork.htmlSo the command my look like: nn = Classify[trainSet, Method -> {"NeuralNetwork", "NetworkDepth" -> 6, ... Later on I want to know how the Neural Networks looks like, so what kind of layers are applied. What is the sequence of the layers and so forth. How can I get these informations?
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Posted 2 months ago
 @Jürgen Kanz, please take a look at the guide on proper post format: http://wolfr.am/READ-1STYou can find out about the internal NN used by simply running (in your case): First[nn] and then you can dig deeper with things like: nn[[1, "Model"]] nn[[1, "Model", "Network"]] where you find, among many others, things like:Keep in mind that the net is applied to the preprocessed data, not the data itself. To reduce preprocessing, you can use nn = Classify[ trainSet , FeatureExtractor -> "Minimal", Method ->...] You can also probably just design your own net: