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Embedding - ANSWER A learned map from entities to vectors that encodes similarity
Graph Embedding - ANSWER Optimize the objective that connected nodes have more similar
embeddings than unconnected nodes.
Task: convert nodes to vectors
- effectively unsupervised learning where nearest neighbors are similar
- these learned vectors are useful for downstream tasks
Multi-layer Perceptron (MLP) pain points for NLP - ANSWER - Cannot easily support variable-
sized sequences as inputs or outputs
- No inherent temporal structure
- No practical way of holding state
- The size of the network grows with the maximum allowed size of the input or output
sequences
Truncated Backpropagation through time - ANSWER - Only backpropagate a RNN through T time
steps
Recurrent Neural Networks (RNN) - ANSWER h(t) = activation(U*input + V*h(t-1) + bias)
y(t) = activation(W*h(t) + bias)
- activation is typically the logistic function or tanh
- outputs can also simply be h(t)
, - family of NN architectures for modeling sequences
Training Vanilla RNN's difficulties - ANSWER - Vanishing gradients
- Since dx(t)/dx(t-1) = w^t
- if w > 1: exploding gradients
- if w < 1: vanishing gradients
Long Short-Term Memory Network Gates and States - ANSWER - f(t) = forget gate
- i(t) = input gate
- u(t) = candidate update gate
- o(t) = output gate
- c(t) = cell state
- c(t) = f(t) * c(t - 1) + i(t) * u(t)
- h(t) = hidden state
- h(t) = o(t) * tanh(c(t))
Perplexity(s) - ANSWER = product( 1 / P(w(i) | w(i-1), ...) ) ^ (1 / N)
= b ^ (-1/N sum( log(b) (P(w(i) | w(i-1), ...) ) )
- note exponent of b is per word CE loss
- perplexity of a discrete uniform distribution over k events is k
Language Model Goal - ANSWER - estimate the probability of sequences of words
- p(s) = p(w1, w2, ..., wn)
Correct | 2025 Update | Success Guaranteed
Embedding - ANSWER A learned map from entities to vectors that encodes similarity
Graph Embedding - ANSWER Optimize the objective that connected nodes have more similar
embeddings than unconnected nodes.
Task: convert nodes to vectors
- effectively unsupervised learning where nearest neighbors are similar
- these learned vectors are useful for downstream tasks
Multi-layer Perceptron (MLP) pain points for NLP - ANSWER - Cannot easily support variable-
sized sequences as inputs or outputs
- No inherent temporal structure
- No practical way of holding state
- The size of the network grows with the maximum allowed size of the input or output
sequences
Truncated Backpropagation through time - ANSWER - Only backpropagate a RNN through T time
steps
Recurrent Neural Networks (RNN) - ANSWER h(t) = activation(U*input + V*h(t-1) + bias)
y(t) = activation(W*h(t) + bias)
- activation is typically the logistic function or tanh
- outputs can also simply be h(t)
, - family of NN architectures for modeling sequences
Training Vanilla RNN's difficulties - ANSWER - Vanishing gradients
- Since dx(t)/dx(t-1) = w^t
- if w > 1: exploding gradients
- if w < 1: vanishing gradients
Long Short-Term Memory Network Gates and States - ANSWER - f(t) = forget gate
- i(t) = input gate
- u(t) = candidate update gate
- o(t) = output gate
- c(t) = cell state
- c(t) = f(t) * c(t - 1) + i(t) * u(t)
- h(t) = hidden state
- h(t) = o(t) * tanh(c(t))
Perplexity(s) - ANSWER = product( 1 / P(w(i) | w(i-1), ...) ) ^ (1 / N)
= b ^ (-1/N sum( log(b) (P(w(i) | w(i-1), ...) ) )
- note exponent of b is per word CE loss
- perplexity of a discrete uniform distribution over k events is k
Language Model Goal - ANSWER - estimate the probability of sequences of words
- p(s) = p(w1, w2, ..., wn)
