Recurrent Neural Network with multiple time series
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Hi, I want to train a recurrent neural network with multiple time series. More specifically, I have M time series trajectories with a varying number of time steps in each trajectory. The documentation for layrecnet() only has examples for a single trajectory, M=1. In the examples, each column of the cell array represents a single time step and each row is a feature or an element. How should I structure the data to account for multiple trajectories? Or should I just retrain the NN for each trajectory in an online learning fashion?
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Greg Heath
2016-8-6
Your understanding of the term "multiple trajectories" is not clear to me.
However, you cannot update any old net with only new data because the net will forget the information from the old data UNLESS the new and old data contain the SAME summary statistics (e.g., mean, covariance, auto/cross correlations ... ). I like to think of it in terms of both new and old data are random samples from the same probability distribution.
For regression and classification:
If your net has been trained with datasetA and you wish to update it with datasetB, you should update it with a COMBINATION of datasets A & B )
For timeseries:
If your net has been trained with datasetA and you wish to update it with datasetB,
1. A and B have to be synchronous.
2. Update it with a VECTOR COMBINATION of datasets A & B ), i.e.,
A ==> [ A ; B ]
Hope this helps
Thank you for formally accepting my answer
Greg
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Greg Heath
2016-8-5
You can only train for one trajectory at a time;
A multidimensional input just indicats a vector valued signal on a single trajectory.
Hope this helps.
Greg
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poonam
2018-11-27
I have tried your suggestion. In my case I got new error
Error using preparets (line 105)
Feedback and inputs have different numbers of timesteps.
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