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Dipayan Dev
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Dipayan Dev

Dipayan Dev has completed his M.Tech from National Institute of Technology, Silchar with a first class first and is currently working as a software professional in Bengaluru, India. He has extensive knowledge and experience in non-relational database technologies, having primarily worked with large-scale data over the last few years. His core expertise lies in Hadoop Framework. During his postgraduation, Dipayan had built an infinite scalable framework for Hadoop, called Dr. Hadoop, which got published in top-tier SCI-E indexed journal of Springer (http://link.springer.com/article/10.1631/FITEE.1500015). Dr. Hadoop has recently been cited by Goo Wikipedia in their Apache Hadoop article. Apart from that, he registers interest in a wide range of distributed system technologies, such as Redis, Apache Spark, Elasticsearch, Hive, Pig, Riak, and other NoSQL databases. Dipayan has also authored various research papers and book chapters, which are published by IEEE and top-tier Springer Journals. To know more about him, you can also visit his LinkedIn profile https://www.linkedin.com/in/dipayandev.
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RNNs with Deeplearning4j


Training a RNN is not a simple task, and it can be extremely computationally demanding sometimes. With long sequences of training data involving many time steps, the training, sometimes becomes extremely difficult. As of now, you have got a better theoretical understanding of how and why backpropagation through time is primarily used for training a RNN. In this section, we will consider a practical example of the use of a RNN and its implementation using Deeplearning4j.

We now take an example to give an idea of how to do the sentiment analysis of a movie review dataset using RNN. The main problem statement of this network is to take some raw text of a movie review as input, and classify that movie review as either positive or negative based on the contents present. Each word of the raw review text is converted to vectors using the Word2Vec model, and then fed into a RNN. The example uses a large-scale dataset of raw movie reviews taken from http://ai.stanford.edu...

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Dipayan Dev

Dipayan Dev has completed his M.Tech from National Institute of Technology, Silchar with a first class first and is currently working as a software professional in Bengaluru, India. He has extensive knowledge and experience in non-relational database technologies, having primarily worked with large-scale data over the last few years. His core expertise lies in Hadoop Framework. During his postgraduation, Dipayan had built an infinite scalable framework for Hadoop, called Dr. Hadoop, which got published in top-tier SCI-E indexed journal of Springer (http://link.springer.com/article/10.1631/FITEE.1500015). Dr. Hadoop has recently been cited by Goo Wikipedia in their Apache Hadoop article. Apart from that, he registers interest in a wide range of distributed system technologies, such as Redis, Apache Spark, Elasticsearch, Hive, Pig, Riak, and other NoSQL databases. Dipayan has also authored various research papers and book chapters, which are published by IEEE and top-tier Springer Journals. To know more about him, you can also visit his LinkedIn profile https://www.linkedin.com/in/dipayandev.
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