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Python RNN for not uniformly timed sequences using keras
Announcing the arrival of Valued Associate #679: Cesar Manara
Planned maintenance scheduled April 23, 2019 at 23:30 UTC (7:30pm US/Eastern)
2019 Moderator Election Q&A - Questionnaire
2019 Community Moderator Election ResultsHyperparameter search for LSTM-RNN using Keras (Python)Learning character sequences and predicting sequencesWhen to use Stateful LSTM?Multi-dimentional and multivariate Time-Series forecast (RNN/LSTM) KerasUsing RNN (LSTM) for Gesture Recognition SystemTraining a LSTM/any other deep learning model with temporal as well as non temporal attributesHow many RNN units are needed for tasks involving sequences?Keras LSTM model not performantLSTM Produces Random PredictionsKeras functional API Layer name not captured with TimeDistributed wrapper
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I'm trying to build a model to predict timestamp and classification based on event based sequences ie a value only appears based on an event.
For instance:
[['apple','1-1-2019'], ['orange','2-1-2019'], ['banana','5-1-2019'], ['orange','10-1-2019']] ---> ['watermelon','12-1-2019']
Here my input sequence in non uniform (we cant assume that constant time has passed between 2 consecutive instances in the data set) and I want to predict label and its time of occurrence.
How can this be achieved with RNN LSTM?
Assuming I have 10 labels in total
python deep-learning keras lstm rnn
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I'm trying to build a model to predict timestamp and classification based on event based sequences ie a value only appears based on an event.
For instance:
[['apple','1-1-2019'], ['orange','2-1-2019'], ['banana','5-1-2019'], ['orange','10-1-2019']] ---> ['watermelon','12-1-2019']
Here my input sequence in non uniform (we cant assume that constant time has passed between 2 consecutive instances in the data set) and I want to predict label and its time of occurrence.
How can this be achieved with RNN LSTM?
Assuming I have 10 labels in total
python deep-learning keras lstm rnn
asked Apr 5 at 7:15
Ammar AhmedAmmar Ahmed
63
$endgroup$
add a comment |
$begingroup$
I'm trying to build a model to predict timestamp and classification based on event based sequences ie a value only appears based on an event.
For instance:
[['apple','1-1-2019'], ['orange','2-1-2019'], ['banana','5-1-2019'], ['orange','10-1-2019']] ---> ['watermelon','12-1-2019']
Here my input sequence in non uniform (we cant assume that constant time has passed between 2 consecutive instances in the data set) and I want to predict label and its time of occurrence.
How can this be achieved with RNN LSTM?
Assuming I have 10 labels in total
python deep-learning keras lstm rnn
asked Apr 5 at 7:15
Ammar AhmedAmmar Ahmed
63
$endgroup$
I'm trying to build a model to predict timestamp and classification based on event based sequences ie a value only appears based on an event.
For instance:
[['apple','1-1-2019'], ['orange','2-1-2019'], ['banana','5-1-2019'], ['orange','10-1-2019']] ---> ['watermelon','12-1-2019']
Here my input sequence in non uniform (we cant assume that constant time has passed between 2 consecutive instances in the data set) and I want to predict label and its time of occurrence.
How can this be achieved with RNN LSTM?
Assuming I have 10 labels in total
python deep-learning keras lstm rnn
python deep-learning keras lstm rnn
asked Apr 5 at 7:15
Ammar AhmedAmmar Ahmed
63
asked Apr 5 at 7:15
Ammar AhmedAmmar Ahmed
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asked Apr 5 at 7:15
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