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am I right in the assumption that both linear and logistic regression algorithms can be represented as the simplest form of neural networks,a perceptron, which consists of a two layers, an Input and an output, that combines all the input each with it's own respective weight to produces a prediction or classification polynomial?
if this is the case, is anything achievable by Linear or Logistic Regression is also achievable by a perceptron?
Yes, logistic regression can be viewed as a simple neural network with multiple inputs, a single neuron, a single output, and using the logistic function as the activation function.
No, linear regression is not a form of a neural network (a neural network would have a activation function; but there's nothing like that present in linear regression).
