sine dataset visualization problem

[SunZFF]

Hello author, when I ran your code to verify the sine data set, there was a problem with the visualization, that is, the generated data and the original data were not distributed in the same distribution. I am not very good at coding and would like help finding the source of the problem.
The resulting visualization example is as follows:


The original paper is visualized as follows：

[SunZFF]

I think the cause of this problem should be line 12 in the timegan.py file, which normalizes the original data that has been normalized again. However, the original data used for visualization is the data after the first normalization.

[ZetingLiu]

Hello author, when I ran your code to verify the sine data set, there was a problem with the visualization, that is, the generated data and the original data were not distributed in the same distribution. I am not very good at coding and would like help finding the source of the problem. The resulting visualization example is as follows: The original paper is visualized as follows：

Hey.Now, I have the same question.Did you solve it？