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>The problem is data movement, not the computation. This is why I said it is a problem passing them around. >the fact of the matter is that they're still far
by skummetmaelk 10y ago
>The problem is data movement, not the computation.
This is why I said it is a problem passing them around.
>the fact of the matter is that they're still far behind RNNs/LSTMs.
Technologies that are far more developed purely based on the number of man-years poured into them.
- deepnotderp 10y agoRNNs and LSTMs were better upon introduction. Man-years were poured into LSTMs because they were promising and effective, not the other way around.