Paper Review: Sequence to Sequence Learning with Neural Networks

In this video I read through and do a paper summary of one of the first Seq2Seq papers, specifically "Sequence to Sequence Learning with Neural Networks" and in the next video we will implement this paper, or at least a variant of it!
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[@AladdinPersson]

This was my first time going through a paper in my videos. I learned a lot of things and have some ideas for how I can improve them for future paper review videos. Would love feedback on it as well :)

[@krystaljinluma]

It would be helpful if you could specifically point out which input/output/token you're talking about when you refer to the graph - for example, when you say "start token", put your cursor/circle the in the picture, and explain what the yellow and green and blue squares represent (and even more, use an example to mimic the flow of the model).It's a lot more helpful to walk through one example using the picture than speaking to it more abstractly. and maybe less "you know" would sound more smooth! thanks for the video :)

[@AladdinPersson]

I agree with everything you mentioned here. I feel I need to rethink if I am going to do more paper reviews and perhaps summarizing the important points in some visual way instead of reading the entire paper would've be much better.