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Temporal Convolutions

Temporal (causal) convolution computes each output at time t using only the current and past inputs, ensuring no future information leakage.

#temporal convolution#causal convolution#fir filter+12
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LSTM & Gating Mechanisms

Long Short-Term Memory (LSTM) networks use gates (forget, input, and output) to control what information to erase, write, and reveal at each time step.

#lstm
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#sequence modeling
#forget gate
#input gate
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Recurrent Neural Network Theory

A Recurrent Neural Network (RNN) processes sequences by carrying a hidden state that is updated at every time step using h_t = f(W_h h_{t-1} + W_x x_t + b).

#recurrent neural network#rnn#backpropagation through time+12
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Multi-Head Attention

Multi-Head Attention runs several attention mechanisms in parallel so each head can focus on different relationships in the data.

#multi-head attention#scaled dot-product attention#transformer+12
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Positional Encoding Theory

Transformers are permutation-invariant by default, so they need positional encodings to understand word order in sequences.

#positional encoding#sinusoidal encoding#transformer+11