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Could you give the simple example in 1D case? #6

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damonwan1 opened this issue Jun 25, 2023 · 2 comments
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Could you give the simple example in 1D case? #6

damonwan1 opened this issue Jun 25, 2023 · 2 comments
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@damonwan1
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Cause I found in the experiments directory :
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I wonder how to use flexconv to solve the problem:

  1. I have total 20000 nums 1D time series data with channel 21. For example, standard Weather dataset with 20 argument to predict OT.
  2. I have different sequence length, such as [21,4] , [21,6] , [21, 11] . [21, 2]....
  3. I WANT to use the flexconv to finish the work that transforming all the sequence to [21, 8].

Does this case is suitable for flexconv ?
How can I train the flexconv and finish the work above??

Hope for your response!!
Thank you very much for the good job!

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rjbruin commented Jun 26, 2023

@dwromero How do we deal with varying sequence lengths in 1D? Padding, I presume?

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dwromero commented Nov 5, 2023

Yes, although it is not necessary, it is practical to do it this way to vectorize operations across all input samples :)

(sorry for the long wait, I do not have access to d.w.romeroguzman@vu.nl anymore).

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