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What does RNN stand for?
Think about how it processes sequences.
Name one application of LSTMs.
Consider where language or sequential data is involved.
What does RNN stand for?
It's about how the network 'repeats' over time.
True or False: LSTMs are better than RNNs at handling long sequences.
Consider what happens to memory in RNNs.
Given a long sequence input, describe how an LSTM would process the information and retain crucial details relevant for tasks such as translation.
Break down the role of each gate.
How would you modify a neural network model that is currently using only RNN for a long sequence prediction task to improve its performance?
Think about the characteristics that LSTMs provide.
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