data normalization for deep learning cnn
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I am converting EEG signals into scalograms and inputing these pictures for trianing a cnn to discrimate distinct waverform patterns. It works great excpt for one problem. Detections will be made of correct patterns regardless of the amplitude of the original signal. That is because the data gets normalized across the pictures. In my analysis I only want to detect large signals not tiny signals. This is critical. I am new to this type of work so my question may seem naive, but is normalization required for the cnn to work? If not, how can it be turned off? Thanks for your thoughts.
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Kumar Pallav
2021-8-30
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From my understanding, normalization would normalize all data, and hence, both large and tiny signals get normalized. The output depends on the layers of CNN architecture (convolution filters, normalization layer, activation layers, pooling and so on) and the training options (learning rate, epochs, solvers etc). The output may detect tiny signals due to variety of reasons (less epochs, low or high learning rates). Normalization basically helps in training the data and increase the speed of learning (if you are not normalizing, both test and train data should be not normalized).
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