Care to explain

[balsulami]

Hi,

I'm working on Echo state networks and I saw your post in reddit and your libmind project? but I couldn't find any code about Echo state network (EST). I'm trying to build a hierarchical EST. Similar to what you describe at reddit.

I know this is an old project but I hope you might have some helpful advices.

Thanks you very much.

[neuromancer]

2016-06-02 23:31 GMT+02:00 balsulami [email protected]:

Hi,

I'm working on Echo state networks and I saw your post in reddit and your libmind project? but I couldn't find any code about Echo state network (EST). I'm trying to build a hierarchical EST. Similar to what you describe at reddit.

I know this is an old project but I hope you might have some helpful advices.

Hello,

sorry for the delay. Indeed this is a very old project. I started it because i wanted a fixed length representation of sequences (specially, text). I'm not sure what kind of advice i can give you, but i think you should also consider LSTM if you trying something similar. (probably because, it is because LSTM are diferentiable and you can easily adjust your weights acording to this).

Thanks you very much.

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