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Dear author:
Your code of NTM is a pretty work, and its structure is concise and easy to follow. But I have a little confusion about why each batch has a memory? Why not using only a memory for every batch, just like a LSTM but just expanding the memory cell size? Could you help me address this confusion? Thank you very much!
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Consider why this makes sense on your computer: your computer often has multiple RAM modules, so an NTM could also be designed with additional RAM. Additionally, processing in batches is much more efficient than processing without batching.
Dear author:
Your code of NTM is a pretty work, and its structure is concise and easy to follow. But I have a little confusion about why each batch has a memory? Why not using only a memory for every batch, just like a LSTM but just expanding the memory cell size? Could you help me address this confusion? Thank you very much!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: