NLP - Text GenerationWhy might an RNN-based text generation model struggle with very long sequences, and what is a common solution?ARNNs cannot process sequences longer than 10 tokens; use CNNs insteadBRNNs overfit on long sequences; reduce training data sizeCRNNs forget long-term dependencies; use LSTM or GRU cells insteadDRNNs require one-hot encoding for long sequences; switch to embeddingsCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Identify RNN limitationStandard RNNs have difficulty remembering information over long sequences due to vanishing gradients.Step 2: Recognize common solutionLSTM and GRU cells are designed to keep long-term dependencies better, solving this problem.Final Answer:RNNs forget long-term dependencies; use LSTM or GRU cells instead -> Option CQuick Check:Use LSTM/GRU to handle long-term dependencies [OK]Quick Trick: Use LSTM/GRU to remember long sequences [OK]Common Mistakes:MISTAKESThinking RNNs can't process sequences longer than 10Confusing overfitting with forgettingBelieving one-hot encoding solves long-term memory
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