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About how to use on seq2seq works #39
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Seq2seq is possible, e.g. just use the final value of a CDE as the initial condition of an ODE. You can return multiple values from cdeint by passing a vector of integration times. |
Hi @patrick-kidger , |
@pruthamodak I have created a repo TANODE for studying how to use ODE-based models in timeseries forecasting. It shows ODE-RNN (see paper) models in Recurrent Arch, Seq2Seq Arch and Variational AutoEncoders. CDEs are in TODO list. You can change |
Hello! The repo TANODE is not found in the github. |
Sorry for changing this repo private (our research team is testing some unstable features) Here is a public branch: Forecasting with Neural ODEs. I add a README file. |
Hi, patrick!
First, thank you very much for share your work for us! It is very useful!
And I have a question. Is it work on the regression tasks, such as seq2seq. I found all examples are classification and specifically cdeint only return terminal value( initial value also but not used ) to linear map to category. So if I want to use it to seq2seq, such as fill nan, it is somehow diffcult. How or where can I make some modifications to adapte it on seq2seq task.
Thank you very much!
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