fnn1

fnn1 is a compact designation used across several scientific and technical domains. It does not denote a single universal entity; rather, its exact meaning depends on the field, organism, or project in which it appears.

In genetics and molecular biology, fnn1 may appear as a gene symbol within genome annotations for certain species. The identity and proposed function of a gene labeled fnn1 vary by database and organism, and many entries are predicted or poorly characterized.

In computer science and machine learning, fnn1 has been used as an informal label for a version or instance of a feed-forward neural network (FNN) in tutorials, demonstration datasets, or comparative studies. In these contexts, the name is not standardized and can differ between projects.

Because the designation is not unique, accurate interpretation requires examination of accompanying context, such as the species, database, model architecture, or publication where fnn1 is cited. When in doubt, researchers refer to full identifiers or documentation to disambiguate.

See also: FNN (feed-forward neural network), gene symbols, and naming conventions in genetics and computer science.