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Extend NaiveForecaster
to include all common naive forecasting strategies. For an overview, see this chapter.
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seasonal
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andstrategy="mean"
for example - add "drift" strategy, the forecasts should be
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fastText supervised model does not take into account of the document and words representation, it just learns bag of words and labels.
embeddings are computed only on the relation word->label. it would be interesting to learn jointly the semantic relation label<->document<->word<->context.
for now it is only possible to pre-train word embeddings and then use them as initial vectors for the clas
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FYI: Minor Spelling
- In Section: 19.4 Denoising autoencoders
- Just under figure: Figure 19.8: Original digit sampled from the MNIST test set (left), corrupted data with on/off imputation (middle), and corrupted data with Gaussian imputation (right).
- On line #4: "have been corrupted with Gaussian noise (inputs_currupted_gaussian) and supply the original input"
- "inputs_currupted_gaussian" => corrupted
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