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Memory augmented echo state network for time series prediction

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Echo state networks (ESNs), a special class of recurrent neural networks (RNNs), have attracted extensive attention in time series prediction problems. Nevertheless, the memory ability of ESNs is contradictory to nonlinear mapping, which limits the prediction performance of the network on complex time series. To balance the memory ability and the nonlinear mapping, an improved ESN model is proposed, named memory augmented echo state network (MA-ESN). When designing MA-ESN, both linear memory modules and nonlinear mapping modules are introduced into the reservoir in a new way of combination. The linear memory module improves the memory ability, while the nonlinear mapping module retains the nonlinear mapping of the network. Meanwhile, the echo state property of MA-ESN has been analyzed in theory. Finally, we have evaluated the memory ability and prediction performance of the proposed MA-ESN on benchmark time series data sets. The related experimental results demonstrate that the MA-ESN model outperforms some similar ESN models with a special memory mechanism.

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This work was supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China under Grant 62073153.

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Appendix A

Appendix A

Similar to [3], Theorem 1 can be proved as follows.

Recall that,

$$\left\| {f(z(n)) - f(z^{\prime}(n))} \right\| \le L\left\| {z(n) - z^{\prime}(n)} \right\|\;$$

and the activation function f satisfies the Lipschitz condition and the Lipschitz coefficient \(L \le 1\).

So there are

$$\begin{gathered} \;\;{\kern 1pt} {\kern 1pt} {\kern 1pt} \left\| {f(W^{xh} x^{t + 1} + W^{mh} m^{t} ) - f(W^{xh} x^{t + 1} + W^{mh} \tilde{m}^{t} )} \right\|_{2} \hfill \\ \le \left\| {(W^{xh} x^{t + 1} + W^{mh} m^{t} ) - (W^{xh} x^{t + 1} + W^{mh} \tilde{m}^{t} )} \right\|_{2} \hfill \\ \end{gathered}$$

Thus there are

$$\begin{aligned} \left\| {y^{t + 1} } \right\|_{2} = & \left\| {m^{t + 1} - \tilde{m}^{t + 1} } \right\|_{2} = \left\| {(W^{hm} h^{t + 1} + W^{mm} m^{t} ) - (W^{hm} h^{t + 1} + W^{mm} \tilde{m}^{t} )} \right\|_{2} \\ \quad \quad \,\,\,\, = & \left\| {\left\{ {W^{hm} [f(W^{xh} x^{t + 1} + W^{mh} m^{t} )] + W^{mm} m^{t} } \right\} - \left\{ {W^{hm} [f(W^{xh} x^{t + 1} + W^{mh} \tilde{m}^{t} )] + W^{mm} \tilde{m}^{t} } \right\}} \right\|_{2} \\ \quad \quad \,\,\,\, = & \left\| {W^{hm} [f(W^{xh} x^{t + 1} + W^{mh} m^{t} )] - W^{hm} [f(W^{xh} x^{t + 1} + W^{mh} \tilde{m}^{t} )] + W^{mm} m^{t} - W^{mm} \tilde{m}^{t} } \right\|_{2} \\ \quad \quad \,\,\,\, \le & \left\| {W^{hm} \left\{ {[f(W^{xh} x^{t + 1} + W^{mh} m^{t} )] - [f(W^{xh} x^{t + 1} + W^{mh} \tilde{m}^{t} )]} \right\}} \right\|_{2} + \left\| {W^{mm} (m^{t} - \tilde{m}^{t} )} \right\|_{2} \\ \quad \quad \,\,\,\, = & \left\| {W^{hm} } \right\|_{2} \left\| {f(W^{xh} x^{t + 1} + W^{mh} m^{t} ) - f(W^{xh} x^{t + 1} + W^{mh} \tilde{m}^{t} )} \right\|_{2} + \left\| {W^{mm} } \right\|_{2} \left\| {m^{t} - \tilde{m}^{t} } \right\|_{2} \\ \quad \quad \;\,\, \le & \left\| {W^{hm} } \right\|_{2} \left\| {(W^{xh} x^{t + 1} + W^{mh} m^{t} ) - (W^{xh} x^{t + 1} + W^{mh} \tilde{m}^{t} )} \right\|_{2} + \left\| {W^{mm} } \right\|_{2} \left\| {m^{t} - \tilde{m}^{t} } \right\|_{2} \\ \quad \quad \;{\kern 1pt} \, = & \left\| {W^{hm} } \right\|_{2} \left\| {W^{mh} (m^{t} - \tilde{m}^{t} )} \right\|_{2} + \left\| {W^{mm} } \right\|_{2} \left\| {m^{t} - \tilde{m}^{t} } \right\|_{2} \\ \quad \quad \,\,\, = & \left\| {W^{hm} } \right\|_{2} \left\| {W^{mh} } \right\|_{2} \left\| {m^{t} - \tilde{m}^{t} } \right\|_{2} + \left\| {W^{mm} } \right\|_{2} \left\| {m^{t} - \tilde{m}^{t} } \right\|_{2} \\ \quad \quad {\kern 1pt} {\kern 1pt} {\kern 1pt} {\kern 1pt} {\kern 1pt} \, = & \left\| {W^{hm} } \right\|_{2} \left\| {W^{mh} } \right\|_{2} \left\| {y^{t} } \right\|_{2} + \left\| {W^{mm} } \right\|_{2} \left\| {y^{t} } \right\|_{2} \\ \quad \quad \,\,\, = & (\left\| {W^{hm} } \right\|_{2} \left\| {W^{mh} } \right\|_{2} + \left\| {W^{mm} } \right\|_{2} )\left\| {y^{t} } \right\|_{2} \\ \quad \quad \,\,\, = & (\sigma_{\max } (W^{hm} )\sigma_{\max } (W^{mh} ) + \sigma_{\max } (W^{mm} ))\left\| {y^{t} } \right\|_{2} \\ \end{aligned}$$

Therefore, if \(\sigma_{\max } (W^{hm} )\sigma_{\max } (W^{mh} ) + \sigma_{\max } (W^{mm} ) < 1\) is true, then \(\mathop {\lim }\nolimits_{t \to \infty } \left\| {y^{t} } \right\|_{2} = 0\) holds for all right infinite input sequences \(u^{ + \infty } \in U^{ + \infty }\). That is, the MA-ESN model has the ESP.

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Liu, Q., Li, F. & Wang, W. Memory augmented echo state network for time series prediction. Neural Comput & Applic 36, 3761–3776 (2024). https://doi.org/10.1007/s00521-023-09276-4

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