Update pages/17_RNN.py

pages/17_RNN.py

@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ import torch.nn as nn
 import numpy as np
 
 # Define the dataset
-sequence = "hello my name is michael"
+sequence = "In the vast expanse of the digital realm, where data flows like rivers and algorithms churn ceaselessly, there lies an opportunity for discovery unlike any other. Each bit and byte, each line of code, represents a step towards understanding the intricate tapestry of information that defines our modern world. The journey through this landscape is one of endless curiosity, where patterns emerge from the chaos, and insights are gleaned from seemingly random sequences. As we traverse this terrain, we are guided by the principles of machine learning and artificial intelligence, tools that enable us to parse the vast amounts of data we encounter. With each iteration, our models grow more sophisticated, our predictions more accurate, and our understanding deeper. We build neural networks that mimic the human brain, capable of learning and adapting, recognizing patterns, and making decisions based on the data they process. The path is not always straightforward; it is fraught with challenges and obstacles that test our ingenuity and perseverance. Yet, with each challenge overcome, we inch closer to our goal: a future where the power of data and AI is harnessed to solve some of the world's most pressing problems. From healthcare to finance, from environmental conservation to education, the applications are as diverse as the data itself. The story of this journey is written not just in the language of mathematics and code, but in the collaboration and innovation that drives us forward. As we continue to explore, we remain ever vigilant, aware of the ethical implications of our work, striving to ensure that the advancements we make benefit all of humanity. And so, we press on, fueled by the knowledge that every line of code, every dataset analyzed, brings us one step closer to unlocking the full potential of the digital age."
 chars = list(set(sequence))
 data_size, vocab_size = len(sequence), len(chars)