You can build a custom RNN architecture for text generation using the Keras Sequential API by stacking layers such as Embedding, SimpleRNN (or LSTM/GRU), and a final Dense layer to predict the next character or word.
Here is the code snippet you can refer to:

In the above code, we are using the following:
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Embedding Layer:
- Converts input integer tokens into dense vector representations.
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SimpleRNN Layer:
- Handles sequential data by maintaining a hidden state across time steps.
- Use return_sequences=True to output sequences for each time step.
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Dense Layer:
- Outputs probabilities for each word or character in the vocabulary.
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Loss Function:
- Use sparse_categorical_crossentropy for classification over the vocabulary.
Hence, this architecture is suitable for generating text by sampling from the output probabilities at each step during inference.