Character-level Convolutional Networks for Text Classification
2 Character-level Convolutional Networks In this section, we introduce the design of character-level ConvNets for text classification. The de-sign is modular, where the gradients are obtained by back-propagation [27] to perform optimization. 2.1 Key Modules The main component is the temporal convolutional module, which simply computes a 1-D convo-
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