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What is a name? LSTMs
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What is a name? Intro to Long Short Term Networks
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TODO:
include link to notebooks (put on github) make your own sigmoid graph (optional)
improve code highlighting improve code font size make graph where x axis is length y is ratio
Today I want to talk about names. Mine has been around since the Old Testament, but recently celebrities have been getting pretty creative with what they call their kids. A few weeks ago, my team was assigned a project parsing resumes for new hires, and when I realized that some students were born on Mars and never learned to put their name at the top of the page, I thought this would be an interesting problem to solve with a neural net.
Today I want to talk about names. Mine has been around since the Old Testament, but recently celebrities have been getting pretty creative with what they call their kids. A few weeks ago, my team was assigned a project parsing resumes for new hires, and when I realized that some students actually don&rsquo;t put their name at the top of the page, I thought this would be an interesting problem to solve using a neural net.
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<a href="/lstm-names/posts/my-first-post/" class="ba b--moon-gray bg-light-gray br2 color-inherit dib f7 hover-bg-moon-gray link mt2 ph2 pv1">read more</a>
<a href="/lstm-names/posts/what-is-a-name/" class="ba b--moon-gray bg-light-gray br2 color-inherit dib f7 hover-bg-moon-gray link mt2 ph2 pv1">read more</a>

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<title>What is a name? LSTMs</title>
<link>https://danep93.github.io/lstm-names/posts/my-first-post/</link>
<title>What is a name? Intro to Long Short Term Networks</title>
<link>https://danep93.github.io/lstm-names/posts/what-is-a-name/</link>
<pubDate>Wed, 28 Mar 2018 13:55:10 -0400</pubDate>

<guid>https://danep93.github.io/lstm-names/posts/my-first-post/</guid>
<description>TODO:
include link to notebooks (put on github) make your own sigmoid graph (optional)
improve code highlighting improve code font size make graph where x axis is length y is ratio
Today I want to talk about names. Mine has been around since the Old Testament, but recently celebrities have been getting pretty creative with what they call their kids. A few weeks ago, my team was assigned a project parsing resumes for new hires, and when I realized that some students were born on Mars and never learned to put their name at the top of the page, I thought this would be an interesting problem to solve with a neural net.</description>
<guid>https://danep93.github.io/lstm-names/posts/what-is-a-name/</guid>
<description>Today I want to talk about names. Mine has been around since the Old Testament, but recently celebrities have been getting pretty creative with what they call their kids. A few weeks ago, my team was assigned a project parsing resumes for new hires, and when I realized that some students actually don&amp;rsquo;t put their name at the top of the page, I thought this would be an interesting problem to solve using a neural net.</description>
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What is a name? LSTMs
<a href="/lstm-names/posts/what-is-a-name/" class="link black dim">
What is a name? Intro to Long Short Term Networks
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TODO:
include link to notebooks (put on github) make your own sigmoid graph (optional)
improve code highlighting improve code font size make graph where x axis is length y is ratio
Today I want to talk about names. Mine has been around since the Old Testament, but recently celebrities have been getting pretty creative with what they call their kids. A few weeks ago, my team was assigned a project parsing resumes for new hires, and when I realized that some students were born on Mars and never learned to put their name at the top of the page, I thought this would be an interesting problem to solve with a neural net.
Today I want to talk about names. Mine has been around since the Old Testament, but recently celebrities have been getting pretty creative with what they call their kids. A few weeks ago, my team was assigned a project parsing resumes for new hires, and when I realized that some students actually don&rsquo;t put their name at the top of the page, I thought this would be an interesting problem to solve using a neural net.
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<title>What is a name? LSTMs</title>
<link>https://danep93.github.io/lstm-names/posts/my-first-post/</link>
<title>What is a name? Intro to Long Short Term Networks</title>
<link>https://danep93.github.io/lstm-names/posts/what-is-a-name/</link>
<pubDate>Wed, 28 Mar 2018 13:55:10 -0400</pubDate>

<guid>https://danep93.github.io/lstm-names/posts/my-first-post/</guid>
<description>TODO:
include link to notebooks (put on github) make your own sigmoid graph (optional)
improve code highlighting improve code font size make graph where x axis is length y is ratio
Today I want to talk about names. Mine has been around since the Old Testament, but recently celebrities have been getting pretty creative with what they call their kids. A few weeks ago, my team was assigned a project parsing resumes for new hires, and when I realized that some students were born on Mars and never learned to put their name at the top of the page, I thought this would be an interesting problem to solve with a neural net.</description>
<guid>https://danep93.github.io/lstm-names/posts/what-is-a-name/</guid>
<description>Today I want to talk about names. Mine has been around since the Old Testament, but recently celebrities have been getting pretty creative with what they call their kids. A few weeks ago, my team was assigned a project parsing resumes for new hires, and when I realized that some students actually don&amp;rsquo;t put their name at the top of the page, I thought this would be an interesting problem to solve using a neural net.</description>
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