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#deep-learning #embeddings
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With the similar idea of how we get word embeddings, we can make an analogy like this: a word is like a product; an article is like a sequence of [...] shopping sequence
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ALL customers’

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ea of how we get word embeddings, we can make an analogy like this: a word is like a product; a sentence is like a sequence of ONE customer’s shopping sequence; an article is like a sequence of <span>ALL customers’ shopping sequence <span>

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Flashcard 7757349915916

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#deep-learning #keras #lstm #python #sequence
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Increasing the depth of the network provides an alternate solution that requires [...] and trains faster
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fewer neurons

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Increasing the depth of the network provides an alternate solution that requires fewer neurons and trains faster

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Flashcard 7761132653836

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If you have a list of files, but you only want to delete files older the a certain date, for example, a maildir folder with 5 years worth of email, and you want to delete everything older then 2 years, then run the following command.

find . -type f -mtime +XXX -maxdepth 1 -exec rm {} \;

The syntax of this is as follows.

-[...] – this means only files. Do not look at or delete folders

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type f

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rth of email, and you want to delete everything older then 2 years, then run the following command. find . -type f -mtime +XXX -maxdepth 1 -exec rm {} \; The syntax of this is as follows. -type <span>f – this means only files. Do not look at or delete folders <span>

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How to delete all files before a certain date in Linux
How to delete all files before a certain date in Linux Posted on: September 15, 2015 If you have a list of files, but you only want to delete files older the a certain date, for example, a maildir folder with 5 years worth of email, and you want to delete everything older then 2 years, then run the following command. find . -type f -mtime +XXX -maxdepth 1 -exec rm {} \; The syntax of this is as follows. find – the command that finds the files . – the dot signifies the current folder. You can change this to something like /home/someuser/mail/somedomain/someemail/cur or whatever path you need -type f – this means only files. Do not look at or delete folders -mtime +XXX – replace XXX with the number of days you want to go back. for example, if you put -mtime +5, it will delete everything OLDER then 5 days. -maxdepth 1 – this means it will n