In the feedforward networks and convolutional neural networks (CNNs) studied in the previous chapters, the training data was assumed to be static, with no sequential relation among the samples. Using the data, we were able to train the networks to perform reliable classification tasks. There are many applications, however, where the input data will be sequential in nature, with one sample following another in some ordered manner, as happens with words in a sentence.
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