Fundamentals of Neural Networks - Gated Recurrent Unit (GRU)

The video tutorial explains the gated recurrent unit (GRU), a type of recurrent neural network architecture. It covers the GRU's diagram, its mathematical formulation, and how it addresses long-term dependencies in data. The GRU's design allows it to retain information from both recent and distant past, making it effective for tasks requiring memory of long sequences.

What are the two outcomes that can be achieved with the information processed in the gated recurrent unit?

What is the significance of the gamma U in the context of the gated recurrent unit?

How does the gated recurrent unit address the problem of long-distance memory in sequences?