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I am unable to visualise how variational autoencoders work graphically. I have understood the equations but am unable to figure out how this would all translate visually, like what is the purpose of P(...
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Recently I have been practicing with AutoEncoders and trying to use them for anomaly detection. I have been told that using a threshold on the loss to classify anomalies (calibrated with roc-curve) is ...
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I have an autoencoder class where I try to feed normal_test_data with shape (2933314, 600) to the encoder. I get an Failed copying input tensor from /job:localhost/replica:0/task:0/device:CPU:0 to /...
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I have Conv1D autoencoder network, and i a have unreliable data source of a data stream, speaking i receive different event patterns at fixed interval of e.g. 2 seconds. Sometimes I have 4 different ...
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I am working on blockchain transaction anomaly detection system and testing various models. Currently I am stuck on a LSTM autoencoder. I have preprocessed transaction data from ethereum network (used ...
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I am trying to write a custom training loop for a variational autoencoder (VAE) that consists of two separate tf.keras.Model objects. The objective of this VAE is multi-class classification. As usual, ...
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I am implementing an autoencoder using the Fashion MNIST dataset. The code for the encoder- class MNISTClassifier(Model): def __init__(self): super(MNISTClassifier, self).__init__() ...
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I recently came across the term Weight-tying regarding auto-encoders and words-embeddings as well - yet couldn't find a clear definition. My guess is that it means concatenating multiple outputs of ,...
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I have been training a CNN Autoencoder on binary images (pixels are either 0 or 1) of size 64x64. The model is shown below: import torch import torch.nn as nn import torch.nn.functional as F class ...
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I'm building a Variational auto encoder (VAE) with tfjs. For now I'm only exploring with the fashionMNIST dataset and a simple model as follows: input layer (28*28*1) flatten intermediate_1 (dense 50 ...
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When using autoencoders for detecting network anomalies, why not train them using anomaly datasets? Reconstruction errors smaller than a threshold could signify anomalies, while those larger than the ...
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What does 'feature importance' mean for an autoencoder (AE) model? Suppose I have a well-trained AE model. If I run the code something like e = shap.KernelExplainer(autoencoder.predict, X_train.values)...
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I'm working on a multi-label classification problem using an autoencoder-based neural network built in PyTorch. The overall idea of my approach is as follows: I load my dataset from a CSV file, ...
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I'm currently working with an autoencoder in hopes to test its accuracy vs pca. My tutor asked me to add a custom loss function that involves the derivatives of the decoder output with respect to the ...
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I am trying to build a LSTM Autoendoer for anomaly detection. But the model seems not work for my data. Here is the normal data that I use it for training. And here is abnormal data that I use it for ...

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