> There are two outputs, two inputs, and three edges.
No, that's something you've inferred from your domain knowledge.
There is a set of dots labeled "xt" in blue, a set of dots labelled "ht" in purple, and a set of dots labelled "yt" in green. Additionally there's a scoreboard with "0 clicks" in blue, "3 edges remaining" in red, and "0 extra edges" in green.
With a bit of color matching I might assume "yt" maps to "extra edges," but that could be a red herring, because I don't see how "clicks" maps to "xt" or where red and purple come in.
It could also help if "RNN" had been defined, but it wasn't...
No, that's something you've inferred from your domain knowledge.
There is a set of dots labeled "xt" in blue, a set of dots labelled "ht" in purple, and a set of dots labelled "yt" in green. Additionally there's a scoreboard with "0 clicks" in blue, "3 edges remaining" in red, and "0 extra edges" in green.
With a bit of color matching I might assume "yt" maps to "extra edges," but that could be a red herring, because I don't see how "clicks" maps to "xt" or where red and purple come in.
It could also help if "RNN" had been defined, but it wasn't...