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I'd like to use, for example, LSTM for univariate time series (TSa) forecasting given multivariate time series (including the target ones, e.g., TSa, TSb, and TSc) as inputs. Is this feasible? In lstm_model.py:
It requires that "d_yt == d_yc" (i.e., the number of the target time series should equal to that of the context time series). My question is how to handle the case with d_yt=1 and d_yc=3 in LSTM?
Thanks,
Shaoxing
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Hi,
I'd like to use, for example, LSTM for univariate time series (TSa) forecasting given multivariate time series (including the target ones, e.g., TSa, TSb, and TSc) as inputs. Is this feasible? In lstm_model.py:
It requires that "d_yt == d_yc" (i.e., the number of the target time series should equal to that of the context time series). My question is how to handle the case with d_yt=1 and d_yc=3 in LSTM?
Thanks,
Shaoxing
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: