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State-Frequency Memory Recurrent Neural Networks

ICML 2017 · Architectures and efficiency › RNNs and normalization · approach: LSTM design and memory · 35 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Adding adaptive (input-dependent) frequencies instead of static frequencies (ablation)SFM · TIMIT phoneme classificationframe accuracyHelped
Using static frequencies (SFM) vs adaptive frequencies (ablation)SFM · Polyphonic music (JSB chorales, Piano-midi.de, MuseData)log-likelihoodNo clear effect
SFM frequency decomposition vs classic RNN/LSTM baselinesSFM · Polyphonic music (MuseData, JSB chorales, Piano-midi.de)log-likelihood: about 0.2 to 1.0 better than BG1 and BG2 baselinesHelped
SFM frequency decomposition vs RNN-type models on NottinghamSFM · Nottingham polyphonic musiclog-likelihoodHurt
SFM frequency decomposition vs LSTM baselines on phoneme classificationSFM · TIMIT phoneme classificationframe accuracy: more than 5% over LSTM, CW-RNN and ACT-RNNHelped
Adaptive SFM vs Bi-LSTM on phoneme classificationAdaptive SFM · TIMIT phoneme classificationframe accuracy: slightly betterMixed

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