Speeding up the data processing file (about 300 times faster) and hyper parameter adjustments - #2
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@seungwooham Thank you for the submission! We will start reviewing this immediately. The end result might be that we support two input versions if needed in order to allow backwards compatibility for a while. |
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@seungwooham Thanks for the submission, we'll incorperate your code logic in our next release. |
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First of all, thanks for providing us the baseline code.
This pull request contains an enhancement in data processing ipynb file. The code before took long time to search for a specific value and process it row-by-rows. Here, the adjustment was made based on the assumption the pre-processed file has 2d array with x-position and time stamp, starting from 0. (which is intuitive.)
Based on this, the time consumption for data processing has now been reduced by 1/300.
It also has some adjustments to the hyperparameters based on the comparison with the original paper.