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How to get vector representations(or embeddings) of time series?
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2019 Community Moderator Election ResultsLooking for algebras designed to transform time seriesStatistical distances for time series of distributionstime series plotTime Series - Predictionconceptual question about triplet loss embeddingsTime series on syslogsKeras multi-label time-series classification considering time-series as an input image vectorTime series decompositionPretrained graph embeddingsClustering time series based on monotonic similarity
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Even if a time series is constructed up of numbers only, finding abstract fixed-dim vector representation would be interesting for classification/clustering purposes. As we can learn & find abstract representations/embeddings of text/images, can we something similar on Time series? Finding such ways would result in better clustering & related tasks instead of traditional ways using some statistical measures like Pearson correlation etc. All thoughts are welcome.
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Even if a time series is constructed up of numbers only, finding abstract fixed-dim vector representation would be interesting for classification/clustering purposes. As we can learn & find abstract representations/embeddings of text/images, can we something similar on Time series? Finding such ways would result in better clustering & related tasks instead of traditional ways using some statistical measures like Pearson correlation etc. All thoughts are welcome.
deep-learning time-series embeddings descriptive-statistics
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Even if a time series is constructed up of numbers only, finding abstract fixed-dim vector representation would be interesting for classification/clustering purposes. As we can learn & find abstract representations/embeddings of text/images, can we something similar on Time series? Finding such ways would result in better clustering & related tasks instead of traditional ways using some statistical measures like Pearson correlation etc. All thoughts are welcome.
deep-learning time-series embeddings descriptive-statistics
asked Apr 2 at 6:51
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Even if a time series is constructed up of numbers only, finding abstract fixed-dim vector representation would be interesting for classification/clustering purposes. As we can learn & find abstract representations/embeddings of text/images, can we something similar on Time series? Finding such ways would result in better clustering & related tasks instead of traditional ways using some statistical measures like Pearson correlation etc. All thoughts are welcome.
deep-learning time-series embeddings descriptive-statistics
deep-learning time-series embeddings descriptive-statistics
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