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LSTM stands for Long Short-Term Memory. When we use this term most of the time we refer to a recurrent neural network or a block (part) of a bigger network.
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Transformers (BERT) vs LSTM on Sentiment Analysis/NER - dataset sizes comparison
Presuming a result of N% (supposing that threshold is achievable for both LSTM and BERT), which architecture (LSTM or BERT) would require a bigger dataset (regardless of the size, I am aware dataset size … Does BERT need a bigger dataset to achieve "good results" (an empirical observation would help me) or a, say, bidirectional LSTM? …
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LSTM Multivariate time series forecasting with multiple inputs for each time step
Evidently we cannot expect to throw 10 different unrelated time series into an LSTM and expect decent results. …
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