Description: Residual Recurrent Neural Networks (RNN Residual) are a type of neural network architecture that combines the features of traditional recurrent neural networks with residual connections. These connections allow information to flow through the network without being altered, facilitating the training of deeper and more complex models. In a Residual RNN, the outputs of certain layers are added to the inputs of subsequent layers, helping to mitigate the vanishing gradient problem, a common challenge in deep networks. This structure enables the network to learn richer and more complex representations of sequential data, enhancing its ability to capture long-term patterns. Residual RNNs are particularly useful in tasks where the sequence of data is crucial, such as natural language processing, time series prediction, and speech recognition. By incorporating residual connections, these networks not only optimize the training process but can also improve the accuracy and robustness of the predictions made by the model.
