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Using LSTMs for Predicting Targets with Known Feature Vector

I am trying to use an LSTM to predict the consecutive "offset" calibration values for an instrument. These offset values have previously been shown to be well correlated with a pair of ...
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How does one handle a dataset with groups of features and groups of labels in classification?

I have a large dataset (1.8mil samples). There are 15 features: x1, y1, z1, e1, d1, x2,..., d3. (x,y,z) are coordinates, e is energy, and d is a derived feature- Euclidean distance between the ...
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Feature Engineering a Recency feature

I have a customer scoring problem I'm working on specifically on predicting conversion and coming up with a probability score on conversion (using xgboost classifier atm). There's a feature I want to ...
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Using training data that requires manual interpretation

I have a dataset that comprises several data streams that are measured on objects (>10k objects). The data is essentially time series data (0.5 second intervals). Typically, an expert interpreter ...
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Feature Selection in no labeled data

I'm new to this field and trying to learn by working with a fraud dataset. Initially, I used the dataset as is, but now I'm trying unsupervised learning without the labels. I've tried clustering ...
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What is the best way to train a neural network with a variable number of inputs?

Suppose I have a neural network with 5 inputs: [A,B,C,D,E] There is only 1 output. The expected accuracy of the model should increase when all 5 inputs are ...
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Dealing with only categorical features dataset

I'm trying to do multi-class classification on a labeled dataset with purely categorical features. There are around 30 features in total. 3 of the features in particular have around 100 unique values (...
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Can my LSTM model learn feature engineering on its own?

I have a timeseries dataset and I am training an LSTM model on it to perform multiclass classification. My dataset has 7 columns => x1,x2,x3....x7 And has 4 labels => f1,f2,f3,f4 Since I have ...
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Can Machine Learning Algorithms Process Contextual Features for Regression?

Take Figure 1 showing point interpolation, where point L0 is being interpolated using points L2 and L1 and the distances L11, L12, L21, and L22. Whilst the graph shows a linear interpolation example, ...
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Improving the performance of gradient boosting classifier

I am training a gradient boosting classifier on an imbalanced data but the model is not performing very well. These are the things I have done to improve the model's performance. Balanced the data ...
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How to normalize the features without the knowledge of the min and max values in online learning?

I am developing an online learning platform where input features are gathered from various sensors. However, these features may have vastly different ranges. For example, displacement values may be ...
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How do I use ML models to estimate current stress level based on past data?

I am new to machine learning and I cannot understand the difference between estimating current stress level and predicting future stress levels based on historical data. I have been told these are two ...
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Preprocessing overheads in Machine Learning

Meta reports that data preprocessing overheads is fast becoming a bottleneck to machine learning training (https://engineering.fb.com/2022/09/19/ml-applications/data-ingestion-machine-learning-...
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Why is the feature direction chosen in the direction associated with largest eigenvalue of $Σ_T$ in case of more than two classes?

Why is the feature direction chosen in the direction associated with largest eigenvalue of $Σ_T$ in case of more than two classes? Please see the following.
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Incorporate a new feature or Post-process

Briefly, I am training a model using XGBoost to predict future quantity for the factory to produce. Basic features currently in use are date time features, categories, holiday (binary). I have just ...
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