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According to your logs, loss is actually decreasing( from 1.5977 to 1.5561). The number of training iterations is limited to 10 (max_iter parameter of the LearningShapelets constructor), you might want to increase it, which will mechanically increase the training duration. Regarding the time spent before training starts, it seems that the shapelets initialization is slow. I'll have a look. Hope this helps! |
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Shapelets initialization has been improved on dev branch, you might want to have a look. |
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I have a dataset of 100 time-series. Each is of ~1000x3 dimension. I plotted those time-series and found 4 subsequence patterns. Usually they are of 300x3 dimension. So I manually created the subsequence pattern class and created my training set.
Now during training loss is not decreasing and accuracy not increasing. also before training starts, it waits for a long time and once training starts, it completes very quickly.
this is my training code:
I am not sure what I am missing here. Could it be the shapelet dimension? I thought since there re 4 classes, and each class is of around 300 timestamps, it should be {300:4}.
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