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Fix typos in docs
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bartvm committed Jan 30, 2016
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Here are examples of possible bricks to inherit from:

* :class:`.Sequence`: a sequence of bricks.
* :class:`.Initializable`: a brick that defines a same initialiation scheme
* :class:`.Initializable`: a brick that defines a same initialization scheme
(weights and biases) for all its children.
* :class:`.Feedforward`: declares an interface for bricks with one input and
one output.
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* :meth:`.Brick.__init__`: you should pass by argument the attributes of your
brick. It is also in this method that you should create the potential
"children bricks" that belongs to your brick (in that case, you have to put
the children bricks into ``self.children``). The initialiazation of the
the children bricks into ``self.children``). The initialization of the
attributes can be lazy as described later in the tutorial.
* :meth:`apply`: you need to implement a method that actually
implements the operation of the brick, taking as arguments the inputs
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