You signed in with another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.You signed out in another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.You switched accounts on another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.Dismiss alert
So let's zoom and see the performance of SAITS() with other classic treatments of missing data - X['avgcpu'].interpolate(method=...) as well as Average Median of all instances replacement via X['avgcpu'].median().
Fig. 1: Comparison of imputations for missing gap
Fig. 2: Comparison of imputations for single missing sequence
I don't see much differences between imputation of SAITS() and median() especially over missing gaps and comparing results for single missing, results of other classic interpolation fillers (Linear\Nearest) are comperable with SAITS(). I expected at least over missing gap case, DL-based models could perform and replace meaningful values.
I’d appreciate any insights based on your experience if I need to adjust hyper-parameters of SAITS() for further improvement. I also read closed issues in this repo but did not find something helpful about improvement for these missing scenarios.
Note: The resolution of used time data is epoch=5mins (sometimes some models are not good with high-frequency time data)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Thank you so much for your attention to SAITS! If you find SAITS is helpful to your work, please star⭐️ this repository. Your star is your recognition, which can let others notice SAITS. It matters and is definitely a kind of contribution.
I have received your message and will respond ASAP. Thank you again for your patience! 😃
Hi,
I was experimenting this DL architecture to see how the performance of its imputation over uni-variante time-series data for:
using this setup:
I have reached the following results:
So let's zoom and see the performance of
SAITS()
with other classic treatments of missing data -X['avgcpu'].interpolate(method=...)
as well as Average Median of all instances replacement viaX['avgcpu'].median()
.I don't see much differences between imputation of
SAITS()
andmedian()
especially over missing gaps and comparing results for single missing, results of other classic interpolation fillers (Linear\Nearest) are comperable withSAITS()
. I expected at least over missing gap case, DL-based models could perform and replace meaningful values.I’d appreciate any insights based on your experience if I need to adjust hyper-parameters of
SAITS()
for further improvement. I also read closed issues in this repo but did not find something helpful about improvement for these missing scenarios.Note: The resolution of used time data is epoch=5mins (sometimes some models are not good with high-frequency time data)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: