Hi,
Based on the information provided, it appears that you are working with sequence or time-series data and are training an LSTM neural network. However, I noticed that the dimensions of ‘X_train’ are '70000x5' and ‘Y_train’ are '70000x4' in double format.I understand that you tried changing ‘Y_train’ to a categorical vector, but categorical is a data type for storing data with values from a finite set of discrete categories. It doesn't modify the shape of the data, it just provides efficient storage and convenient manipulation of data. You can refer to the documentation to create "categorical arrays", for further clarification.To work with sequential or time-series data, as per the documentation of "trainNetwork" function the input datatype for the function needs to be either a Numeric array or a data set of sequences specified as a cell array of numeric arrays. Therefore, you need to convert your data in such a way that ‘X_train’ would be a cell array of shape '70000x1' where each unit is a numerical array of type double.Similarly, you need to modify your ‘Y_train’ shape to '70000x1' so that it contains the information regarding the category of the corresponding time-series data in ‘X_train’, which can be either 0 or 1.For further help regarding arranging your data, you can refer to the following example, which demonstrates how to convert time-series data into a format suitable for training an LSTM neural network.
I hope this clarifies the steps you need to take to prepare your data for training the LSTM neural network.
