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> As defined by the lecturer herself, "h(t) = h(t-1)", the very definition of hysteresis. How is that a definition of hysteresis? Hysteresis is when state is
by lupire 4y ago
> As defined by the lecturer herself, "h(t) = h(t-1)", the very definition of hysteresis.
How is that a definition of hysteresis?
Hysteresis is when state is a function of previous state, not identical to previous state.
- matt_langston 4y agoIt's just simplified pseudoscope using the lecturer's own notation from her slides to make my point. The following is the lecturer's full TeX form if that helps: h(t) = \tanh \left(h(t-1) W_{\text{hh}}^T+x(t) W_{\text{hx}}^T\right) However, I don't want our readers to get distracted by line noise; h(t) = h(t - 1) makes my point.