Structured State Spaces: Combining Continuous-Time, Recurrent, and Convolutional Models · Hazy Research
In our previous post, we introduced the challenges of continuous time series and overviewed the three main deep learning paradigms for addressing them: recurrence, convolutions, and continuous-time models. We discussed their strengths and weaknesses, and summarized recent progress on connecting these families of models.
Structured State Spaces: Combining Continuous-Time, Recurrent, and Convolutional Models · Hazy Research Jan 14, 2022 · 22 min read Structured State Spaces: Combining Continuous-Time, Recurrent, and Convolutional Models Albert Gu , Karan Goel , Khaled Saab , and Chris Ré In our previous post, we introduced the challenges of continuous time series and overviewed the three main deep learning paradigms for addressing them: recurrence, convolutions, and continuous-time models. We discussed their strengths and weaknesses, and summarized recent progress on connecting these families of models. In this
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