Thanks for the work I've been looking for an echo state network that is easy to use for awhile now. Anyway, whenever I use the predict function 0. is the last prediction value. You can see it in your Mackey glass example if you print prediction[-1]. It seems like it was a possible prediction value in that time series, but whenever I use another time series the last prediction continues to be 0.
Am I wrong here? Can you replicate this problem? Thanks again, your echo state networks are giving me good results and are very easy to use.
Hello,
Thanks for the work I've been looking for an echo state network that is easy to use for awhile now. Anyway, whenever I use the predict function 0. is the last prediction value. You can see it in your Mackey glass example if you print prediction[-1]. It seems like it was a possible prediction value in that time series, but whenever I use another time series the last prediction continues to be 0.
Am I wrong here? Can you replicate this problem? Thanks again, your echo state networks are giving me good results and are very easy to use.