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[D] Is my timeseries too random to be predicted?
Feb. 4, 2024, 10:56 a.m. | /u/KaptenKalmar
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My first strategy is of course to just flatten the input and run it through a single layer neural network (linear regression). I then tried adding more layers, using different activation functions, dropout, batch normalization etc, however nothing improves on the initial result. Looking at individual examples of predictions all the models so far basically just …
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