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I am trying to run "attack fsm". I guess you suppose that timeseries is univariate. Because the shape of timeseries I used was (#timestemps, #length_of_timestemps, #dimension) and it throws an error at the "adv = adv.reshape(adv.shape[0],adv.shape[1])" line.
In fact, I could not get the underlying reason to reshape data with the same dimensions.
what do you think, is it easy to make the app to run with multivariate data?
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Hi,
I am trying to run "attack fsm". I guess you suppose that timeseries is univariate. Because the shape of timeseries I used was (#timestemps, #length_of_timestemps, #dimension) and it throws an error at the "adv = adv.reshape(adv.shape[0],adv.shape[1])" line.
In fact, I could not get the underlying reason to reshape data with the same dimensions.
what do you think, is it easy to make the app to run with multivariate data?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: