Modified LSTM Model (2 - Layers) with Dropout Layer to Improve Sequence Processing #98
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Mayureshd-18
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Looks good to me. @rohitinu6 Please check for the technical details ones.
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I have added 2 - layer LSTM model (model10) to enhance sequence processing in the project. The model includes the following layers:
LSTM Layer with 300 units and return_sequences=True.
Dropout Layer with a rate of 0.4 to prevent overfitting.
Second LSTM Layer with 160 units and return_sequences=False for final sequence output.
Dense Layer with 50 units.
Final Dense Layer with 1 unit for output.
closes #91
@rohitinu6 or @jvedsaqib can you plz check the file and merge it?