July 2019
Intermediate to advanced
512 pages
19h 39m
English
We know that a deep neural network is a network that has many hidden layers. Similarly, a deep RNN has more than one hidden layer, but how are the hidden states computed when we have more than one hidden layer? We know that an RNN computes the hidden state by taking inputs and the previous hidden state, but how are the hidden states in the later layers computed?
For instance, let's see how
in hidden layer 2 is computed. It takes the previous hidden state,
, and the previous layer's output, , as inputs to compute .
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