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HI
Thank you for the code and publication. I have a few question I post them separately for tracking.
In README.md, the description for labeled_anomalies.csv suppose to bem channel id, … num_values
When I inspect A-1.npy I get the following shape d = np.load(f"../data/train/A-1.npy") d.shape, d.shape[0] * d.shape[1]
Out: ((2880, 25) However, the corresponding entry for A-1 in the labeled_anomalies.csv is: A-1, SMAP, [[4690, 4774]], [point], 8640
I was wondering num_values are 8640 which is not what I see in the data which is 2880
What does num_values mean and am In reading it right? please clarify
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It seems like the num_values refer to the number of rows in "test" directory. I am closing this
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HI
Thank you for the code and publication. I have a few question I post them separately for tracking.
In README.md, the description for labeled_anomalies.csv suppose to bem
channel id, … num_values
When I inspect A-1.npy I get the following shape
d = np.load(f"../data/train/A-1.npy")
d.shape, d.shape[0] * d.shape[1]
Out: ((2880, 25)
However, the corresponding entry for A-1 in the labeled_anomalies.csv is:
A-1, SMAP, [[4690, 4774]], [point], 8640
I was wondering num_values are 8640 which is not what I see in the data which is 2880
What does num_values mean and am In reading it right? please clarify
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: