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How to handle windowing ? #15

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raullalves opened this issue Aug 2, 2020 · 2 comments
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How to handle windowing ? #15

raullalves opened this issue Aug 2, 2020 · 2 comments

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@raullalves
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First of all, great work !!

I'd like to know, how to proceed with windowing in your ESN approach ?

Maybe, adding one more weight layer at the beginning ?

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@zimmerrol
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Hi,
can you give an example of what you mean with windowing?

@raullalves
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Sorry about the delay, @zimmerrol

Regarding the PredictionESN, your approach works perfectly with series in the shape (x, n_input) and "labels" with shape (x, n_output)

However, for time series forecasting, to have the possibility of using validation for improving the results, it is common to divide the series in small windows with a fixed length.

For instance, if window size = 12, the input series will have shape (x', 12, n_input) and the labels with shape (x', n_output).

This approach is just like dividing the data in batches.

Do you think that the "windowing" approach is not necessary?

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