Knowledge tracing is a crucial task in intelligent tutoring systems. Aiming at the shortcomings of traditional knowledge tracing technology such as low prediction accuracy, overfitting and low utilization of multi-features, this paper proposes a knowledge tracing model SRGCA-M using multi-feature embedding with stacked residual GRU network. Compared with the traditional methods that only use the historical record of answering exercises, our approach utilizes a variety of features in the learning process of students to deep characterize students' learning. We increase the layers number of GRU network to expand the capacity of sequence learning and use residual connections to solve the problems of network degradation and vanishing gradient. We use the auto-encoder to solve the problem that the cross-feature encoding will rapidly increase the dimension of the input data. Comprehensive experimental results demonstrate that compared with various advanced techniques, our approach can not only achieve better performance of tracking knowledge changes of students but also fully utilize multi-feature information of students in the learning process.
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