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Hands-on Machine Learning with JavaScript

You're reading from   Hands-on Machine Learning with JavaScript Solve complex computational web problems using machine learning

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Product type Paperback
Published in May 2018
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781788998246
Length 356 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Burak Kanber Burak Kanber
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Preface 1. Exploring the Potential of JavaScript FREE CHAPTER 2. Data Exploration 3. Tour of Machine Learning Algorithms 4. Grouping with Clustering Algorithms 5. Classification Algorithms 6. Association Rule Algorithms 7. Forecasting with Regression Algorithms 8. Artificial Neural Network Algorithms 9. Deep Neural Networks 10. Natural Language Processing in Practice 11. Using Machine Learning in Real-Time Applications 12. Choosing the Best Algorithm for Your Application 13. Other Books You May Enjoy

Recurrent neural networks

There are many cases where memory is required of neural networks. For instance, when modeling natural language context is important, that is, the meaning of a word late in a sentence is affected by the meaning of words earlier in the sentence. Compare this to the approach used by Naive Bayes classifiers, where only the bag of words is considered but not their order. Similarly, time series data may require some memory in order to make accurate predictions, as a future value may be related to current or past values.

RNN are a family of ANN topologies in which the information does not necessarily flow in only one direction. In contrast to feedforward neural networks, RNNs allow the output of neurons to be fed backward into their input, creating a feedback loop. Recurrent networks are almost always time-dependent. The concept of time is flexible, however...

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