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If your values were always 5,you wouldn't use an LSTM to model it either. So presumably there's a threshold for when LSTM becomes practical and useful, no?
by morkalork 2y ago
If your values were always 5,you wouldn't use an LSTM to model it either. So presumably there's a threshold for when LSTM becomes practical and useful, no?
- viraptor 2y agoSure, that was an extreme example. The point was that the minimum of data is 1 point, maximum is "all of it". It entirely depends on your use case.