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How to use External Data Sets in test set

When dealing with time series prediction, incorporating external datasets into both the training and testing phases can provide valuable information to improve the model's performance. Here are some ...
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Batching in Recurrent Neural Networks (RNNs) when there is only a single instance per time step?

I wanted to add a comment but due to my reputation I can only post an answer... @erre4 your example seems to contradict the github example you quoted: Your example: sequence length of an instance ...
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Holding batch size constant, will a bigger dataset consume more GPU memory?

It depends on how you actually load your data on the GPU: if you load your whole dataset on the GPU, then increasing the dataset size will certainly increase the GPU memory consumption. If the project ...
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Confusion over training accuracy vs. training loss

The concepts of "loss" and "accuracy" are NOT the same. The loss function is what you minimize during the training of your model. There are many types of loss functions. You ...
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Confusion over training accuracy vs. training loss

These terms are all used interchangeably (unfortunately) but they are all referring to the same concepts ("training loss" and "training accuracy", which is not to be confused with ...
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Does that result is overfitting?

This doesn't look like it's overfitting at the beginning, but there are signs of overfitting towards the end of training. So I think your methodology could benefit from some different hyper-parameters ...
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Using GPUs of other machines in the network with Keras

What you could do is, since you can ssh into the machine, setup an environment with only the necessary dependencies and run the training on it. You could also look into Amazon Web Services with their ...
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Very basic but how to understand data statistically for machine learning?

That's actually a good question - this is nothing to be embarrassed about IMO :) I'll attempt to answer your question as a practitioner (but hopefully people who are more knowledgeable can provide ...
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PyTorch ResNet implementation's Training Loss increasing with every Epochs

Did you check if gradients are exploding?I think that would be one reason. Then try gradient clipping.
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Workflow when making a machine learning model

There is always a workflow for doing anything, even for ML. The question you are trying to ask is somewhat related to MLOp. Please do your research on this as I am not the right person to explain ...
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