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... multiple classes any questions regarding this okay very good so this completes at this set of slides and next ... we'll just stick with k-means for today's The uh first one is fully connected which we're not really going to talk about because that was the topic of uh previous All right welcome back everyone uh this is c84 uh sorry Welcome today we're going to talk about recurrent neural networks so you might recall last ... mathematically is we minimize what is known as the kl divergence which i have mentioned in the previous

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