Sequence Model pytorch at colab with gpu.pdf

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Sequence Models
Sequence Data & Sequence Models
• Vanilla RNN (Recurrent Neural Network)
• LSTM (Long short term memory)
• GRU (Gated recurrent unit)
• Transformer Model

Pytorch tutorial
• Pytorch Tutorials
• Welcome to PyTorch Tutorials — PyTorch Tutorials 2.2.1+cu121
documentation
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Sequence Data: Types
• Sequence Data:
• The order of elements is significant.
• It can have variable lengths. In natural language, sentences can be of different
lengths, and in genomics, DNA sequences can vary in length depending on the
organism.
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Sequence Data: Examples
• Examples:
• Image Captioning.
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• Examples:
• Speech Signals.
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• Examples:
• Time Series Data, such as time stamped transactional data.
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Lagged features can help you capture the patterns, trends, and seasonality
in your time series data, as well as the effects of external factors or events.

• Examples:
• Language Translation (Natural Language Text).
• Chatbot.
• Text summarization.
• Text categorization.
• Parts of speech tagging.
• Stemming.
• Text mining.
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補充
• Pytorch 模型 forward 練習
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補充
• RNNs 輸入輸出
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RNN — PyTorch 2.2 documentation

Sequence Models: applications
• Sequence models are a class of machine learning models designed for
tasks that involve sequential data, where the order of elements in the
input is important.
• Model applications:
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one to one: Fixed length input/output, a general neural network model.
one to many: Image captioning.
many to one: Sentiment analysis.
many to many: machine translation.

Sequence Model: Recurrent Neural Networks (RNNs)
• RNNs are a fundamental type of sequence model.
• They process sequences one element at a time sequentially while
maintaining an internal hidden state that stores information about
previous elements in the sequence.
• Traditional RNNs suffer from the Vanishing gradient problem, which
limits their ability to capture long-range dependencies.
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• Stacked RNNs also called Deep RNNs.
• The hidden state is responsible for
memorizing the information from the
previous timestep and using that for
further adjustment of weights in
Training a model.
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If your data sequence is short then don’t use more that 2-3
layers because un-necessarily extra training time may lead to
make your model un-optimized.
Vanilla_RNN02.ipynb (調整參數 (num_layers)，比較收斂的結果 )

Sequence Model: Long Short-Term Memory Networks (LSTM)
• They are a type of RNNs designed to overcome the Vanishing gradient
problem.
• They introduce specialized memory cells and gating mechanisms that
allow them to capture and preserve information over long sequences.
• Gates (input, forget, and output) to regulate the flow of information.
• They usually perform better than Hidden Markov Models (HMM).
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(梯度消失問題仍存在，只是相較 RNNs 會好一些而已)

Sequence Model: Long Short-Term Memory Networks (LSTM)
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Pytorch_lstm_02.ipynb

Sequence Model: Gated Recurrent Units (GRUs)
• They are another variant of RNNs that are similar to LSTM but with a
simplified structure.
• They also use gating mechanisms to control the flow of information
within the network.
• Gates (rest and update) to regulate the flow of information
• They are computationally more efficient than LSTM while still being
able to capture dependencies in sequential data.
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pytorch_gru_01.ipynb
(權重參數的數量比較小一些，所以收斂速度上會比較快)

Sequence Model: Transformer Models
• They are a more recent and highly effective architecture for sequence
modeling.
• They move away from recurrence and rely on a self-attention
mechanism to process sequences in parallel and capture long-term
dependencies in data, making them more efficient than traditional
RNNs.
• Self-attention mechanisms to weight the importance of different parts of
input data.
• They have been particularly successful in NLP tasks and have led to
models like BERT, GPT, and others.
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• In the paper Attention is all you need (2017).
• It abandons traditional CNNs and RNNs and
entire network structure composed of Attention
mechanisms and FNNs.
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https://arxiv.org/abs/1706.03762
• It includes Encoder and
Decoder.

• Bidirectional Encoder Representations from Transformers
• 使用 Encoder 進行編碼，採用 self-attention 機制在編碼 token 同時考
慮上下文的 token，上下文的意思就是雙向的意思 (bidirectional)。
• 採用 Self-Attention多頭機制提取全面性信息。
• 是一種 pre-trained模型，可視為一種特徵提取器。
• 使用 Transformer 的 Encoder 進行特徵提取，可說 Encoder 就是 BERT
模型。
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Sequence Model: Transformer Models (BERT)

Sequence Model: Transformer Models (Encoder)
• How are you? • 你好嗎?
Tokenizer
<start> “How” “are” “you” “?” <end>
Vocabulary
How 1
are 10
you 300
? 4
Word to index mapping
d=512 Add PE
(Positional Encoding)
Multi-Head-
Attention (HMA)
In
parallel
Feed
forward
Residual
N
O
R
M
Residual
N
O
R
M
Block Block Block
vectors

Sequence Model: Multi-head-attention
• Attention mechanism:
• Select more useful information from words.
• Q, K and V are obtained by applying a linear transformation to the input word
vector x.
• Each matrix W can be learned through training.
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Q: Information to be queried
K: Vectors being queried
V: Values obtained from the query
(多頭的意思，想像成 CNN 中多個卷積核的作用)
1. MLP/CNN的情況不同，不同層有不同的參數，因此有各自的梯度。
2. RNN權重參數是共享，最終的計算方式是梯度總和下更新；而梯度不會消失，只是距
離遠的梯度會消失而已，所以梯度被近距離的主導，缺乏遠距離的依賴關係。
3. 難以學到遠距離的依賴關係，因此需要導入 attention 機制。

Sequence Model: Transformer Models (Decoder)
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vectors
Q,K,V
B
O
S
你好嗎
你好嗎 ?
max max max max
你 0.8
好 0
嗎 0.1
… …
END 0
Size V
(Common characters)
?
E
N
D
max
Add PE
Masked MHA
Cross Attention
Feed Forward
你 1
好 0
嗎 0
… …
… 0
Ground truth
Minimize
cross
entropy

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Homework
• 改寫 HW02.ipynb，新增 LSTM、GRU 兩種模型，比較 RMSE
變化與您使用的參數
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RNN Types Train Score Test Score Parameters
Vanilla RNN 4.25 7.3 hidden_size=32, seq_length=19, num_layers=1, num_epochs=500
LSTM
GRU

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