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LSTM and Recurrent Neural Networks

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Long Short-Term Memory (LSTM) is a type of Recurrent Neural Network (RNN) that has recently succeeded in many sequence learning tasks, such as speech recognition, online handwriting recognition, and statistical machine translation. RNN , a very deep neural network with many tied weights, exhibits vanishing or exploding gradient problems common in deep models trained through backpropagation algorithm (BP). LSTM resolves this problem by introducing internal cell memory and access control gates, enabling learning long temporal range dependencies. In this talk, we introduce basics in RNN and LSTM , and recent successes achieved by LSTM models.

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