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[SOLVED] Multiple Output
Hey there,
my task is to predict frequency spectra from two different measurements. I measure with 3 sensors, so each measurement has 3 entries as columns.
A was measured under an different environment than B.
The data have the following shape:
Measurement A:
Measurement B:
The thesis is that I can use a stochastic approach to predict B using A. So I make a measurement C under the same conditions as A and want to use RM to predict D (which will have the same environment as .
I hope you understand what I want to try.
The question is now how I can realize this with RM. I already thought Multi Label is the answer, but apparently I misunderstood what it does.
Is it even possible to create D with its three column? Do you have any advice?
Thanks in advance!
Doninhas
my task is to predict frequency spectra from two different measurements. I measure with 3 sensors, so each measurement has 3 entries as columns.
A was measured under an different environment than B.
The data have the following shape:
Measurement A:
#A1 | #A2 | #A3 |
... | ... | ... |
#B1 | #B2 | #B3 |
... | ... | ... |
I hope you understand what I want to try.
The question is now how I can realize this with RM. I already thought Multi Label is the answer, but apparently I misunderstood what it does.
Is it even possible to create D with its three column? Do you have any advice?
Thanks in advance!
Doninhas
0
Answers
could describe your problem with words like trainset, testset, label attribute, polynominal, binominal,...
Moreover, an example process is always helpful. Is your task really a supervised learning problem or
more unsupervised (clustering) ?
thanks for your answer. I found a solution myself, using loop label
CU
Doninhas