November 2017
Intermediate to advanced
274 pages
6h 16m
English
If the data is temporal in nature, then we can use specialized algorithms called Sequence Models. These models can learn the probability of the form p(y|x_n, x_1), where i is an index signifying the location in the sequence and x_i is the ith input sample.
As an example, we can consider each word as a series of characters, each sentence as a series of words, and each paragraph as a series of sentences. Output y could be the sentiment of the sentence.
Using a similar trick from autoencoders, we can replace y with the next item in the series or sequence, namely y =x_n + 1, allowing the model to learn.
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