Computational Characteristics of Recurrent Models
A data scientist is processing two text documents with a recurrent model. The first document is 100 words long, and the second is 10,000 words long. Analyze how the amount of memory used to store the summary of the sequence (the hidden state) compares between the end of processing the first document and the end of processing the second. Explain the underlying mechanism responsible for this behavior.
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