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Due to the emerging of Long Short-Term Memory neuron network (LSTM) which is a variation of deep neuron network, it is proven to be essential to the improvement of Natural Language Processing, especially Language Modelling. Many researches applied LSTM to model many well-defined languages and gain performance in term of accuracy. However, this new approach is rarely applied to Thai language. Unfortunately, the characteristic of Thai language is significantly different than other well-defined languages, particularly English or Latin-based languages. In this work, we applied LSTM in Language Modelling to predict the next word in the sequence. We designed seven variation of LSTM models and compared the result with word-level LSTM model. The experiment showed that character-word LSTM can improve the performance of Natural Language Modelling (NLM) on Thai dataset. Especially when using character-word LSTM with dropout value of 0.75 and batch normalization, the perplexity is lower than baseline word-level LSTM up to 21.10%.

Thai Character-Word Long Short-Term Memory Network Language Models with Dropout and Batch Normalization