How to pronounce“eeeeeeeee”in English
IPA/ɪːɪːɪːæɪː/
Syllableseeeeeeeee
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But because they work out these factors for themselves, it's hard for humans to know exactly what patterns they're picking up on.
Early in a neural net's training, it will make really silly, non-human-like errors, like returning a text "eeeeeeeee" because it's worked out that "e" is the most common letter in English writing.
The machine will keep adjusting itself based on the training data, though, and eventually it starts returning things that look more like words.
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