Dense Learning of Sequence to Sequence Models – The method of sparse coding is one of the most important approaches to learning recurrent neural networks. In our last post on learning recurrent neural network models with a sparse coding model, this paper first studies the effectiveness of the proposed sparse coding model. Moreover, we analyze the proposed sparse coding model with a linear data set and compare the performance of the learned model and the sparse coding model.
SAT – Online Testing of Spoken English Using Natural Language Generative (NLP) methods is a well studied topic and recently there has been an increasing interest in using NLP (or other language processing) tools for testing written English. In this paper, we propose to develop a novel test framework called SAT-E, for solving the problem of online test-matching. Using the SAT-E test in the context of the semantic search problem, and using the approach proposed, we apply the SAT-E testing framework to the real English-based test-matching system. The SAT-E test is adapted to a semantic test based on the input word and the word-ordering. We propose to perform the test in a sequential order. The test is performed in order to find the most likely target pair of sentences, which is used to evaluate whether the matched pair is of the correct spelling, a grammatical entity, or a text sentence. The performance depends on the test set size and the test difficulty used.
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