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They are similar in that way. Typically an LSTM is used to control the neural stack... so the stack sortof "sits on top of" the LSTM's memory... allowing it to
by williamtrask 11y ago
They are similar in that way. Typically an LSTM is used to control the neural stack... so the stack sortof "sits on top of" the LSTM's memory... allowing it to be (in theory) infinite.