Deep Latent Variable Models of Natural Language (D18-3)

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Challenge: In this tutorial, we will discuss the challenges of applying neural variational inference to NLP problems.
Approach: The tutorial will cover deep latent variable models in the case where exact inference over the latent variables is tractable.
Outcome: The proposed tutorial will cover deep latent variable models in the case where inference cannot be performed tractably and when it is not .

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