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What is the purpose of the forget gate in managing long-term dependencies?
What is the role of the output gate in the LSTM network?
What is the function of the cell state in the LSTM network?
What is the relationship between the input gate and the candidate cell state?
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What is the purpose of the tanh function in the hidden state equation?
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What is the output of the LSTM network?
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What is the role of the candidate cell state in the LSTM network?
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What is the equation for updating the cell state?
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What is the primary advantage of LSTM networks in handling long-range dependencies in text?
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What is the output range of the forget gate in an LSTM network?
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What is the purpose of the input gate in an LSTM network?
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What is the function of the tanh activation function in the candidate cell state equation?
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What is the input to the forget gate in an LSTM network?
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What is the role of the candidate cell state in an LSTM network?
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What is the purpose of the LSTM gates (forget, input, and output) in an LSTM network?
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Study Notes
LSTM Networks
- LSTM networks are well-suited for handling long-range dependencies in text due to their unique architecture, which allows them to maintain and manage information over extended sequences.
Gates in LSTM
Forget Gate
- The forget gate decides which information from the previous cell state to discard.
- It takes as input the previous hidden state and the current input, and outputs a value between 0 and 1 for each number in the cell state.
- A value of 0 means "completely forget" and 1 means "completely retain".
Input Gate
- The input gate determines which values from the current input should be used to update the cell state.
- It uses the previous hidden state and the current input to calculate the gate values.
Candidate Cell State
- The candidate cell state represents the new candidate values that could be added to the cell state.
- It is generated from the same inputs (previous hidden state and current input), and tanh ensures that the values are within the range of -1 and 1.
Updating the Cell State
- The new cell state is a combination of the previous cell state, modulated by the forget gate, and the new candidate values, modulated by the input gate.
- This allows the network to retain relevant information from the past while incorporating new information.
Output Gate
- The output gate determines what part of the cell state should be output as the hidden state.
- It uses the previous hidden state and current input to calculate the gate values.
Hidden State
- The hidden state is a filtered version of the cell state.
- The output gate modulates the cell state passed through a tanh function to keep the values between -1 and 1.
Gates' Roles in Managing Information Flow
- Forget Gate: manages long-term dependencies by ensuring that irrelevant information is not carried forward.
- Input Gate and Candidate Cell State: add new information to the cell state.
- Cell State: acts as the memory of the network, carrying information across time steps.
- Output Gate: determines the part of the cell state to output as the hidden state.
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Understand how LSTM networks handle long-range dependencies in text classification tasks, such as legal documents, using the forget, input, and output gates.
