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Figure 1.1. This is an example of RNN: (1) On the left is the rolled up, recursive description of the RNN
Figure 1.2. Schematic about gradient flows of different architectures during the backward pass
Figure 3.1. Similar as Figure-1.2. Schematic about gradient flows of different architectures during the backward pass
Table 3.2. Key statistics of the datasets used in this thesis.
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