Neural Turing Machine. Author: Alex Graves, Greg Wayne, Ivo Danihelka Presented By: Tinghui Wang (Steve)
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1 Neural Turing Machine Author: Alex Graves, Greg Wayne, Ivo Danihelka Presented By: Tinghui Wang (Steve)
2 Introduction Neural Turning Machine: Couple a Neural Network with external memory resources The combined system is analogous to TM, but differentiable from end to end NTM Can infer simple algorithms! 4/6/2015 Tinghui Wang, EECS, WSU 2
3 Finite State Machine Σ, S, s 0, δ, F Σ: Alphabet S: Finite set of states s 0 : Initial state δ: state transition function: S Σ P S F: set of Final States In Computation Theory 4/6/2015 Tinghui Wang, EECS, WSU 3
4 Push Down Automata Q, Σ, Γ, δ, q 0, Z, F Σ: Input Alphabet Γ: Stack Alphabet Q: Finite set of states q 0 : Initial state δ: state transition function: Q Σ Γ P Q Γ F: set of Final States In Computation Theory 4/6/2015 Tinghui Wang, EECS, WSU 4
5 Turing Machine Q, Γ, b, Σ, δ, q 0, F Q: Finite set of States q 0 : Initial State Γ: Tape alphabet (Finite) b: Blank Symbol (occurs infinitely on the tape) Σ: Input Alphabet (Σ = Γ\ b ) δ: Transition Function Q\F Γ Q Γ L, R F: Final State (Accepted) 4/6/2015 Tinghui Wang, EECS, WSU 5
6 Neural Turing Machine - Add Learning to TM!! Finite State Machine (Program) Neural Network (I Can Learn!!) 4/6/2015 Tinghui Wang, EECS, WSU 6
7 A Little History on Neural Network 1950s: Frank Rosenblatt, Perceptron classification based on linear predictor 1969: Minsky Proof that Perceptron Sucks! Not able to learn XOR 1980s: Back propagation 1990s: Recurrent Neural Network, Long Short-Term Memory Late 2000s now: Deep Learning, Fast Computer 4/6/2015 Tinghui Wang, EECS, WSU 7
8 Feed-Forward Neural Net and Back Propagation Total Input of unit j: x j = y i w ji i i w ji j Output of unit j (logistic function) 1 y j = 1 + e x j Total Error (mean square) E total = 1 2 c j d c,j y c,j 2 Rumelhart, David E.; Hinton, Geoffrey E.; Williams, Ronald J. (8 October 1986). "Learning representations by back-propagating errors". Nature 323 (6088): Gradient Descent E w ji = E y j y j x j x j w ji 4/6/2015 Tinghui Wang, EECS, WSU 8
9 Recurrent Neural Network y t : n-tuple of outputs at time t x net t : m-tuple of external inputs at time t U: set of indices k that x k is output of unit in network I: set of indices k that x k is external input x k = x k net t, if k I y k t, if k R R. J. Williams and D. Zipser. Gradient-based learning algorithms for recurrent networks and their computational complexity. In Back-propagation: Theory, Architectures and Applications. Hillsdale, NJ: Erlbaum, y k t + 1 = f k s k t + 1 where f k is a differential squashing function s k t + 1 = i I U w ki x i t 4/6/2015 Tinghui Wang, EECS, WSU 9
10 Recurrent Neural Network Time Unrolling Error Function: J t = 1 2 k U e k t 2 = 1 2 k U d k t y k t 2 J Total t, t = t τ=t +1 J τ Back Propagation through Time: J t ε k t = y k t = e k t = d k t y k t δ k τ = ε k τ 1 = J t s k τ J t = J t y k τ y k τ 1 = l U J Total w ji = t y k τ s k τ = f k s k τ ε k τ J t s l τ τ=t +1 s l τ y k τ 1 = l U J t s j τ s j τ w ji w lk δ l τ 4/6/2015 Tinghui Wang, EECS, WSU 10
11 RNN & Long Short-Term Memory RNN is Turing Complete With Proper Configuration, it can simulate any sequence generated by a Turing Machine Error Vanishing and Exploding Consider single unit self loop: δ k τ = J t s k τ = J t y k τ Long Short-term Memory y k τ s k τ = f k s k τ ε k τ = f k s k τ w kk δ k τ + 1 Hochreiter, S. and Schmidhuber, J. (1997). Long shortterm memory. Neural computation, 9(8): /6/2015 Tinghui Wang, EECS, WSU 11
12 Purpose of Neural Turing Machine Enrich the capabilities of standard RNN to simplify the solution of algorithmic tasks 4/6/2015 Tinghui Wang, EECS, WSU 12
13 M-Size Vector M-Size Vector NTM Read/Write Operation N N Erase: M t i = M t 1 i 1 w t i e t r t = i w t i M t i Add: M t i += w t i a t w 1 w 2 w 3... w N w t i : vector of weights over the N locations emitted by a read head at time t w 1 w 2 w 3... w N e t : Erase Vector, emitted by the header a t : Add Vector, emitted by the header w t : weights vector 4/6/2015 Tinghui Wang, EECS, WSU 13
14 Attention & Focus Attention and Focus is adjusted by weights vector across whole memory bank! 4/6/2015 Tinghui Wang, EECS, WSU 14
15 Content Based Addressing Find Similar Data in memory k t : Key Vector β t : Key Strength w t c i = exp β tk k t, M t i j exp β tk k t, M t j K u, v = u v u v 4/6/2015 Tinghui Wang, EECS, WSU 15
16 May not depend on content only Gating Content Addressing g t : Interpolation gate in the range of (0,1) g w t = gt w c t + 1 g t w t 1 4/6/2015 Tinghui Wang, EECS, WSU 16
17 Convolutional Shift Location Addressing s t : Shift weighting Convolutional Vector (size N) N 1 g w t i = w t j st i j j=0 4/6/2015 Tinghui Wang, EECS, WSU 17
18 Convolutional Shift Location Addressing γ t : sharpening factor w t i = w t i γ t j w t j γ t 4/6/2015 Tinghui Wang, EECS, WSU 18
19 Neural Turing Machine - Experiments Goal: to demonstrate NTM is Able to solve the problems By learning compact internal programs Three architectures: NTM with a feedforward controller NTM with an LSTM controller Standard LSTM controller Applications Copy Repeat Copy Associative Recall Dynamic N-Grams Priority Sort 4/6/2015 Tinghui Wang, EECS, WSU 19
20 Task: Store and recall a long sequence of arbitrary information Training: 8-bit random vectors with length 1-20 No inputs while it generates the targets NTM Experiments: Copy NTM LSTM 4/6/2015 Tinghui Wang, EECS, WSU 20
21 NTM Experiments: Copy Learning Curve 4/6/2015 Tinghui Wang, EECS, WSU 21
22 Task: Repeat a sequence a specified number of times Training: random length sequences of random binary vectors followed by a scalar value indicating the desired number of copies NTM Experiments: Repeated Copy 4/6/2015 Tinghui Wang, EECS, WSU 22
23 NTM Experiments: Repeated Copy Learning Curve 4/6/2015 Tinghui Wang, EECS, WSU 23
24 NTM Experiments: Associative Recall Task: ask the network to produce the next item, given current item after propagating a sequence to network Training: each item is composed of three six-bit binary vectors, 2-8 items every episode 4/6/2015 Tinghui Wang, EECS, WSU 24
25 NTM Experiments: Dynamic N-Grams Task: Learn N-Gram Model rapidly adapt to new predictive distribution Training: 6-Gram distributions over binary sequences. 200 successive bits using look-up table by drawing 32 probabilities from Beta(.5,.5) distribution Compare to Optimal Estimator: P B = 1 N 1, N 2, c = N N 1 + N C=01111 C= /6/2015 Tinghui Wang, EECS, WSU 25
26 NTM Experiments: Priority Sorting Task: Sort Binary Vector based on priority Training: 20 binary vectors with corresponding priorities, output 16 highest-priority vectors 4/6/2015 Tinghui Wang, EECS, WSU 26
27 NTM Experiments: Learning Curve 4/6/2015 Tinghui Wang, EECS, WSU 27
28 Some Detailed Parameters NTM with Feed Forward Neural Network NTM with LSTM LSTM 4/6/2015 Tinghui Wang, EECS, WSU 28
29 Literature Reference: Additional Information Rumelhart, David E.; Hinton, Geoffrey E.; Williams, Ronald J. (8 October 1986). "Learning representations by back-propagating errors". Nature 323 (6088): R. J. Williams and D. Zipser. Gradient-based learning algorithms for recurrent networks and their computational complexity. In Back-propagation: Theory, Architectures and Applications. Hillsdale, NJ: Erlbaum, Hochreiter, S. and Schmidhuber, J. (1997). Long short-term memory. Neural computation, 9(8): Y. Bengio and Y. LeCun, Scaling Learning Algorithms towards AI, Large-Scale Kernel Machines, Bottou,., Chapelle, O., DeCoste, D., and Weston, J., Eds., MIT Press, NTM Implementation NTM Reddit Discussion chines/ 4/6/2015 Tinghui Wang, EECS, WSU 29
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