Open dorienh opened 3 years ago
Yes, but this is specifically also about: x should not go across files,
So file1end should not be put together with file2start. I think this may happen at the moment.
Sorry For the late update. Please check this, I think everything is solved. I will update m to n model tommorow
I'll try to look soon but I'm a bit overwhelmed at work at the moment.
Were there errors in the preprocessing? Which did you find and what was already ok?
Don't forget #11 that's quite crucial. We may need to discuss the normalization logic here. I suppose just normalizing on its own.
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When the data loader samples x and y inputs to feed the network, x shoudl not go across files,
So I'm talking about x with length x_days_ago and 1 y. This is the network input (x batch_size of course).
This should be hop size 1, so overlapping windows. But X should always belong to 1 file.
I'm afraid the
np.row_stack()
does not respect this.