Dude, your stupid and utterly ignorant attacks don't deserve that anyone spend any time responding to them.
How much do enjoy doing character assassination while cowardly hiding your identity behind a random handle?
Own your opinions.
You have absolutely no idea of what you are talking about here.
Shared weights were in the original backprop paper in the PDP book (look up to T-C problem).
TDNN (or 1D CNN) were actually invented and published by Geoff Hinton and Kevin Lang at CMU.
They published a tech report (not a journal paper) because they weren't beating the best CMU ASR system with it.
Then, Alex Waibel (who knew nothing about neural nets at the time) ***TOOK THE CODE*** from Kevin, went to ATR in Japan, got some better results than the ATR system (which wasn't as good as the CMU system) and wrote a journal paper.
Geoff and Kevin were pissed as hell (I was a postdoc with Geoff when this whole thing happened).
My ConvNet papers cite Kevin's tech report, not Alex's. Alex was actually mad at me for this.
The original TDNNs from Kevin had only one convolutional layer.
The first *real* (multilayer) TDNNs with pooling/subsampling for speech recognition were done by Lรฉon Bottou. He could recognize whole words with it (the original TDNN could only do phonemes). Yoshua Bengio also had results on this a bit later.
I hired both of them at Bell Labs because they also worked on sentence-level training with backprop through a time alignment. We used similar ideas for our check reader.
@lauriewired I think a dev was probably stuck alone pushing system updates on thanksgiving, and got offended with your last post .. decided to have some fun with your acc
@andy_pavlo this guy needs intellectual seppuku - your research and open access teaching is probably the single best thing to ever happen to databases.
Getting the YC batch together to share fundraising horror stories from the last few days.
The behavior of some investors is shocking ๐คฆโโ๏ธ
Founders all talk. Stop it.