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Years ago, I read in the paper that they proposed a K-means-based approach to impute missing values over energy time data. At the point in time, since I did not have access to that data, I tried to ...
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I'm experimenting with the characterization of data over time. I generated some synthesized data with certain periodic patterns over time every 5mins (granularity of 5mins= data generated with the ...
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I am working on a personal project involving the analysis of a stream of audio data and the identification of (non-verbatim) repeated subsequences. My research on time series has so far lead me to ...
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So let's imagine I have a dataset of children. For each of them a have a bunch of characteristics (generation, gender, race, class, urban/rural, religion, bmi, number of siblings etc..) and plus the ...
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What I have A time series dataset of time stamps (hourly resolution), some covariates (like store foot-traffic) and items sold. What to forecast Number of items sold for next 24 hours, i.e. 24 ...
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RNN or LSTM are known to hold the previous timestamp data as "memory" so that short or long range dependencies can be remembered. But in the following simple keras model, where is that delay ...
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Example, T = array([0,1,1,1,0,0,1,0,1,1,1,0,0,1,1,1,1,1,0,0,1,0,1,1,1,0,0,1,0,1,1,0,0,0,1,0,1,1,1,0,0,1]) ( T is almost a repeat of the array([0,1,1,1,0,0,1]) six ...
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I am trying to build an expectation model for my (19502,3) data using Keras Sequential model. This dataset has been generated using a parametric sweep in a simulation software. With this model, I want ...
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I don't want to find "abc" in strings ["kkkabczzz", "shdirabckai"] Not like that. But bigger patterns like this: If I have to _________, then I will ___. ["If I have ...
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I am looking for algorithms or models for detecting and identifying repeated patterns contained within a single image. For example, an arbitrary smaller image might be pasted at random locations in ...
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I have a long time series signal. This signal is usually very stable, but it will change when the sensor is stimulated, and this change is usually very short. I know this can be trained using the ...
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I am curious if sequential pattern mining algoritmhs fill a unique gap or the same thing can be achieved with alternative methods for example wih machine learning or something else. Do you know any ...
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I have a time series with a timestamp and an associated event: Time Event 1 A 2 B 3 C T A I was wondering if there is a technique/method to figure out which events most often precede others in a given ...
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I'm trying to implement the DDPmine algorithm from this article as part of some project, and I do not understand where in the algorithm we use the Class Label of each transaction? We have transactions ...
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I have a dictionary of variable-length sequences: [(file_name[-10:], len(tag_is_header_list)) for file_name, tag_is_header_list in HEADER_PATTERN_DICT.items()] <...
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