Query regarding correlation between .h5 and .csv files #8
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Dear Sir, In the example of tutorial 1 it seems you have generated the .h5 file from the data file of the material 3C90. In this .h5 file, there are two sets of files: B_scal_1..7 and B_seq_f_1...7. Similar files are available for H and T. The number of columns of data given in each of these sets is different. We request you to elaborate on the correlation between each of these datasets with the given raw data set. |
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The detailed code that provides the B_scal and B_seq_f are in the tutorial tools folder called step_1_savetrain.m file. As mentioned in the tutorial, the model that I provided requires input memory sequence B(t) and H(t) which are then called B_seq_f and H_seq_f. These should be sequences of 80 points long. B_scal and H_scal are scalar points that serve as the next step input and output of the model. I saved the separate sets of data in the h5 file to reduce the data computation that would otherwise happen during training which could be slow. |
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The detailed code that provides the B_scal and B_seq_f are in the tutorial tools folder called step_1_savetrain.m file. As mentioned in the tutorial, the model that I provided requires input memory sequence B(t) and H(t) which are then called B_seq_f and H_seq_f. These should be sequences of 80 points long. B_scal and H_scal are scalar points that serve as the next step input and output of the model. I saved the separate sets of data in the h5 file to reduce the data computation that would otherwise happen during training which could be slow.