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data normalization in data preprocessing
Is it necessary to standardize the data before it enters the model? (e.g. avg-std normalization)
Thanks, Qingpeng
No, there is no need to standardize the data. The different scales of different dimension are accounted for In the autoencoder loss.
Hi, The performance is not good and I want to recheck the input. I generated n samples with d features and the max timestep is 200, so the shape of x, m, T is the same as n * d * T. Am I right? As for the sample that has less than 200 times' records, we just fill the 0 for the rest of x,m,T. Am I right?
Thanks, Qingpeng
yeah, the format seems right. Make sure the mask variable is 1 where x is observed else 0, the starting value of T should be 0 (basically subtract the initial value of the timestamp in each time series so that they are starting at t=0). What are the time scales though?