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LSTM Gates: Forget, Input & Output Gates, the Candidate Value and the Cell State over Six Steps

Lesson 5 of 818 minLab

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You run a one-unit LSTM cell with given weights: compute the forget, input and output gates with sigmoids, the candidate with tanh, update the cell state c_t = f·c_(t−1) + i·g and the hidden state h_t = o·tanh(c_t), and carry both into the next step.

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  2. The Simple Recurrent Cell: Weighted Input, Recurrent Weight, Bias & tanh, Step by StepLab16 min Locked
  3. Unrolling Through Time & Many-to-One: The Final Hidden State as a Summary and a Toy Sentiment ScoreLab17 min Locked
  4. Vanishing & Exploding Gradients: Multiplying Step Factors Back Through TimeLab16 min Locked
  5. LSTM Gates: Forget, Input & Output Gates, the Candidate Value and the Cell State over Six StepsLab18 min Locked
  6. GRU Cells: Update & Reset Gates, the New Hidden State and a Comparison with the LSTMLab17 min Locked
  7. Parameter Counts & Cost: Weights per Gate, Simple vs GRU vs LSTM and a Size TableLab15 min Locked
  8. Capstone: Next-Value Prediction with Given Trained Weights, MAE vs a Naive Forecast & a ChartLab18 min Locked