The best results obtained by the DT(S)-RNNs on Notthingam and JSB Chorales are close to, but worse than the result obtained by RNNs trained with the technique of fast dropout (FD) which are 3.09 and 8.01, respectively.
2.2. Language Model / Word Prediction
The perplexities on the test set
*: The previous/current state-of-the-art results obtained with shallow RNNs. ★: The previous/current state-of-the-art results obtained with RNNs having LSTM units.
Deep RNNs (DT(S)-RNN, DOT(S)-RNN and sRNN) outperform the conventional, shallow RNN significantly.
The results by both the DOT(S)-RNN and the sRNN for word-level modeling surpassed the previous best performance achieved by an RNN with 1000 long short-term memory (LSTM) units.
(This paper has been in my hard drive for many years, but haven’t read yet, until now…)