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Kudos to the team for the wonderful repo. I have some questions regarding imputation workflow.
I have a custom univariate dataset with half hourly samples and the missing values are in random chunks throughout the dataset. What should I do to get the the imputed values in this case as these NaNs are distributed throughout the train, val and test sets. Furthermore, in this case, the rate of masking is set to be zero as the NaNs values are already masked. So what should be the workflow in this case.
Another question is if i have to implement my own model (say, some modification of TimesNet), how should I add it in the repo. there should be some tutorial for this case as well.
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Hi Sultan, thanks for raising the discussion here.
Regarding the workflow, I believe our data preprocessing pipelines in BenchPOTS here https://github.com/WenjieDu/BenchPOTS/blob/main/benchpots/datasets can help. To add the model into PyPOTS, you should refer to some models that you're familiar with in PyPOTS. Their implementations can help you figure out how the framework operates.
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Kudos to the team for the wonderful repo. I have some questions regarding imputation workflow.
I have a custom univariate dataset with half hourly samples and the missing values are in random chunks throughout the dataset. What should I do to get the the imputed values in this case as these NaNs are distributed throughout the train, val and test sets. Furthermore, in this case, the rate of masking is set to be zero as the NaNs values are already masked. So what should be the workflow in this case.
Another question is if i have to implement my own model (say, some modification of TimesNet), how should I add it in the repo. there should be some tutorial for this case as well.
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Already starred the repo
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: