halfmoth

A known known

https://github.com/tensorflow/docs/blob/master/site/en/r2/gu...

* bidirectional - build representations of the current word by looking into both the future and the past

* pre-trained - train on lots of language modelling data (e.g. billions of words of wikipedia) and then train on the task you really care about but starting from the parameters learnt from the language modelling task.

that's exactly what we do at speechmatics.com - feel free to give us a try and make the most of the free credits

If you sign up you can scroll down and see the pricing on https://www.speechmatics.com/account/

Will be interesting to compare with http://www.speechmatics.com

University of Bristol has a great masters conversion course

"cheerful" in german?

Sounds pretty sexist to me

Depends, of course, on the architecture but you could be looking at a ~x50 speedup.

Don't live for yourself

- The UK is so far behind in this regard.

- This will certainly be at least part of the future of education