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An example, which is interesting, in which "deep" networks are necessary, is discussed in this fascinating and popular recent paper on RNNs [1]. Despite the fac
by inciampati 2y ago
An example, which is interesting, in which "deep" networks are necessary, is discussed in this fascinating and popular recent paper on RNNs [1]. Despite the fact that the minGRU and minLSTM models they propose don't explicitly model ordered state dependency, they can learn them as long as they are deep enough (deep >= 3):
> Instead of explicitly modelling dependencies on previous states to capture long-range dependencies, these kinds of recurrent models can learn them by stacking multiple layers.
[1] https://arxiv.org/abs/2410.01201 https://arxiv.org/abs/2410.01201