How can I build a Neural Network model for pattern recognition using two (2) sensor datasets?

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Hi all,
I have two (2) sensor datasets (FRF datasets from two (2) accelerometers positioned at different locations), each dataset is of 6540 observations and 4000 features. I want to use a Neural Network for pattern recognition to classify eleven (11) conditions (1 fault-free case + 10 faulty cases).
I managed to get excellent results using one (1) dataset from one (1) sensor using this code:
% Creating the target matrices
% ti refers to the target matrix for the ith case. bi refers to the number of observations for the ith case.
t1 = zeros(11,b1); t1(1,:) = ones(1,b1); t2 = zeros(11,b2); t2(2,:) = ones(1,b2); t3 = zeros(11,b3); t3(3,:) = ones(1,b3);
t4 = zeros(11,b4); t4(4,:) = ones(1,b4); t5 = zeros(11,b5); t5(5,:) = ones(1,b5); t6 = zeros(11,b6); t6(6,:) = ones(1,b6);
t7 = zeros(11,b7); t7(7,:) = ones(1,b7); t8 = zeros(11,b8); t8(8,:) = ones(1,b8); t9 = zeros(11,b9); t9(9,:) = ones(1,b9);
t10 = zeros(11,b10); t10(10,:) = ones(1,b10); t11 = zeros(11,b11); t11(11,:) = ones(1,b11);
TARGETS = [t1 t2 t3 t4 t5 t6 t7 t8 t9 t10 t11]; % The overall target 11*6540 matrix
INPUTS = Dataset; % The overall 4000*6540 dataset matrix. 4000 features and 6540 observations.
net = patternnet(20); [net,tr] = train(net,INPUTS,TARGETS); plotperform(tr)
testX = INPUTS(:,tr.testInd); testT = TARGETS(:,tr.testInd); testY = net(testX); testIndices = vec2ind(testY);
plotconfusion(testT,testY)
[c,cm] = confusion(testT,testY)
fprintf('Percentage Correct Classification : %f%%\n', 100*(1-c)); fprintf('Percentage Incorrect Classification : %f%%\n', 100*c);
plotroc(testT,testY)
Now, to use both datasets (from 2 sensors), I'm considering following the same method mentioned above for both datasets and then concatenate the relavent matrices creating one (4000*13080) INPUTS matrix and one (11*13080) TARGET matrix before applying the NN model.
Is there a better way? Please help, and thanks in advance!

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Shreeya
Shreeya 2024-2-29
Hello
You can start by creating distribution plots to analyze if the features across the datasets are similar. If they are, then you can concatenate the two datasets and train it on one model.
But, if the distributions are not similar, having a single model may decrease the performance. In this case, you can have two seperate models which are tuned according to the specific datasets.
Also, if the distributions are similar and still the model does not perform well on the concatenated dataset, there may be some overfitting in your results.
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Shreeya
Shreeya 2024-2-29
Perhaps what you are looking for is the usage of ensemble learning. You can achieve this using any of the below approaches:
Thanks!

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