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History of MLPs for Denoising Dates
The idea of using MLPs for denoising dates back to 1987. Denoising Autoencoder basically refers to a model that intends to denoise its input and to learn a good internal representation. The motivation for DAEs was to allow the learning of a very high-capacity encoder while preventing the encoder and decoder from learning a useless identity function.
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