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I've been thinking about the data leakage from the wavelet transform, not sure how to apply it to a live data stream. Denoise with the same modes? Scaling has a similar problem...
I think I'll try building the denoising into the AE: fitting the noisy (or even raw) data with the scaled denoised data on the other side. Maybe its a bit voodoo, but it's one of the main usages of AEs . What do you think?
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I believe the phase goes along the lines of something like this:
"There is more than one way to skin a cat"
Thus, there are multiple different approaches to take in applying a wavelet transform to a live stream of data (streaming/online model) vs. a batch model.
I'd say it's worth testing or trying out. The wavelet transform is a complex component by itself - combined with other machine learning/deep learning layers, the complexity overall exponentially goes up depending on how you have your pipeline setup/constructed.
I've been thinking about the data leakage from the wavelet transform, not sure how to apply it to a live data stream. Denoise with the same modes? Scaling has a similar problem...
I think I'll try building the denoising into the AE: fitting the noisy (or even raw) data with the scaled denoised data on the other side. Maybe its a bit voodoo, but it's one of the main usages of AEs . What do you think?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: