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Data normalization in nonstationary data classification with Learn++.NSE based on MLP
The 2019 Stack Overflow Developer Survey Results Are InWhen to use (He or Glorot) normal initialization over uniform init? And what are its effects with Batch Normalization?Standardization/Normalization test data in RExplanation for MLP classification probabilityRecommendations for Motif Based Classification of Time Series with PythonAudio Spectrum Normalization for NeuralNetwork ClassificationNeural Networks with out normalizationFeature selection with many Time stamp data and Model classificationClassification/Prediction based on Multivariate Time SeriesNormalization set dataFinancial Time Series data normalization
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I need to predict technical aggregate condition using vibration monitoring data. We consider this data to be nonstationary i.e. distribution parameters and descriptive statistics are not constant. I found that one of the best algorithms for such tasks in Learn++.NSE and we us it with MLP as a base classifier.
As I know, it's necessary no normalize data for operations with ANN. We decided to normalize using mean, stdev and sigmoidal function. We train networks of ensemble with sets with different values distribution parameters.
So, my questions are the following
- How to normalize new trainig set during previous networks evaluation? Problem is in description statistics change
- How to normalize input data while ensemble usage? Current statistics differ from the previous ones.
neural-network time-series normalization
asked Dec 25 '17 at 10:37
Alexander OkunevAlexander Okunev
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I need to predict technical aggregate condition using vibration monitoring data. We consider this data to be nonstationary i.e. distribution parameters and descriptive statistics are not constant. I found that one of the best algorithms for such tasks in Learn++.NSE and we us it with MLP as a base classifier.
As I know, it's necessary no normalize data for operations with ANN. We decided to normalize using mean, stdev and sigmoidal function. We train networks of ensemble with sets with different values distribution parameters.
So, my questions are the following
- How to normalize new trainig set during previous networks evaluation? Problem is in description statistics change
- How to normalize input data while ensemble usage? Current statistics differ from the previous ones.
neural-network time-series normalization
asked Dec 25 '17 at 10:37
Alexander OkunevAlexander Okunev
202
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I need to predict technical aggregate condition using vibration monitoring data. We consider this data to be nonstationary i.e. distribution parameters and descriptive statistics are not constant. I found that one of the best algorithms for such tasks in Learn++.NSE and we us it with MLP as a base classifier.
As I know, it's necessary no normalize data for operations with ANN. We decided to normalize using mean, stdev and sigmoidal function. We train networks of ensemble with sets with different values distribution parameters.
So, my questions are the following
- How to normalize new trainig set during previous networks evaluation? Problem is in description statistics change
- How to normalize input data while ensemble usage? Current statistics differ from the previous ones.
neural-network time-series normalization
asked Dec 25 '17 at 10:37
Alexander OkunevAlexander Okunev
202
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I need to predict technical aggregate condition using vibration monitoring data. We consider this data to be nonstationary i.e. distribution parameters and descriptive statistics are not constant. I found that one of the best algorithms for such tasks in Learn++.NSE and we us it with MLP as a base classifier.
As I know, it's necessary no normalize data for operations with ANN. We decided to normalize using mean, stdev and sigmoidal function. We train networks of ensemble with sets with different values distribution parameters.
So, my questions are the following
- How to normalize new trainig set during previous networks evaluation? Problem is in description statistics change
- How to normalize input data while ensemble usage? Current statistics differ from the previous ones.
neural-network time-series normalization
neural-network time-series normalization
asked Dec 25 '17 at 10:37
Alexander OkunevAlexander Okunev
202
asked Dec 25 '17 at 10:37
Alexander OkunevAlexander Okunev
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asked Dec 25 '17 at 10:37
Alexander OkunevAlexander Okunev
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Batch normalization is critical technique for fast learning
speed and generalization [8]. In this paper, batch temporal
normalization layer is proposed for stationarity of input
time series.
https://arxiv.org/pdf/1708.02635.pdf
answered Feb 27 at 9:59
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Batch normalization is critical technique for fast learning
speed and generalization [8]. In this paper, batch temporal
normalization layer is proposed for stationarity of input
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normalization layer is proposed for stationarity of input
time series.
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Batch normalization is critical technique for fast learning
speed and generalization [8]. In this paper, batch temporal
normalization layer is proposed for stationarity of input
time series.
https://arxiv.org/pdf/1708.02635.pdf
answered Feb 27 at 9:59
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speed and generalization [8]. In this paper, batch temporal
normalization layer is proposed for stationarity of input
time series.
https://arxiv.org/pdf/1708.02635.pdf
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