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Nice work!
The version of implementation can reach 22+ BLUE score. However, my implementation have only 0.16+ BLUE score on test dataset. Comparing with your work, I found changing the concatenation
torch.cat((Y_t, o_pre), dim=1)totorch.cat((o_pre, Y_t), dim=1)can only reach 0.16+ BLUE score.B.W.T. chaging the concatenating order between
dec_hiddenanda_tinstepfunction also