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Understanding and Controlling Memory in Recurrent Neural Networks

ICML 2019 · Architectures and efficiency › RNNs and normalization · approach: Efficient recurrent architectures · 2 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Use delay curriculum instead of vocabulary curriculumGRU and LSTM delayed classification RNNs · Long-delay extrapolation on MNIST and CIFAR-10retrieval accuracyHelped
Reduce the speeds of class-associated slow pointsDelayed classification RNNs · Long-delay extrapolation across datasets, architectures, unit types, and training methodsretrieval accuracyHelped
Add hidden-state speed regularization targeting slow points (ablation)DeCu GRU on MNIST · Extremely long delaysretrieval accuracyHelped
Add hidden-state speed regularization targeting class centers of mass (ablation)Delayed classification RNNs · Extended delays across datasets, curricula, and unit typesretrieval accuracyHelped
Use class centers of mass as regularization targets instead of detected slow points (ablation)Delayed classification RNNs · Extended delaysretrieval accuracyNo clear effect
Add a new class that recruits an existing class's slow pointVocabulary curriculum training · Accuracy of the existing class associated with the recruited slow pointclass accuracyHurt
Train with vocabulary curriculum rather than delay curriculumDelayed classification RNNs · Nominal-delay taskretrieval accuracyNo clear effect
Train without curricula (ablation)Delayed template-matching RNNs · MNIST nominal-delay template matchingtask performanceNo clear effect
Increase slow-point speedDelayed template-matching RNNs · Long-delay MNIST template matchingaccuracyHurt

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