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Meanings about local state, global inputs, global state #4
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Hi LeiBAI, Since I have answered the same question from a phd student, I will simply copy the answer as follows (if you are not proficient in Chinese, I will refine the answer into English, sorry about that): For Q1 and Q2:
For Q3: A nice suggestion. Since I am no longer in my previous company, I will ask my colleagues for help to publish the codes. Thanks for your above questions! |
@CastleLiang Hi Yuxuan, Thanks for you patient. According to your reply and my understanding, I got following conclusion:
SO I think only global_attn_state.npy is enough for the input. All others can be generated by this file. Is my above understanding correct? Thanks again. |
@LeiBAI Hi LeiBAI |
Hi yoshall,
Thanks for you contribution. I have some question about the code and work. I hope you could give me a hand.
Part 1: According to the sample_data, I think there are 35 nodes, each node generate 19 time series. However, I am a little confusing about the meaning of all input files:
Part 2: Besides I think the model generate prediction for each node separately. Do you train the model for each node separately or train a unified model?
Part 3: a suggestion: I hope you could add some explanation to the input files as they are different to raw inputs and maybe also publish the code process your raw data (http://urban-computing.com/data/Data-1.zip).
Looking forward to your answer and thanks for you patient.
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