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Instead, always return (example, time, query_dim), and reshape to (example * time, 1, dim) in SatelliteTransformer.forward, just after going through the gsp_query_generator. But need to ensure we mask future "actual" data!
Then we can simply add in history (if we want it) in the calling code. And then reshape.
JackKelly
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Don't reshape_time_as_batch in GSPQueryGenerator! Instead, always return (example, time, query_dim), and reshape to (example * time, 1, dim) in SatelliteTransformer.forward, just after going through the gsp_query_generator. But need to ensure we mask future "actual" data!
Don't reshape_time_as_batch in GSPQueryGenerator!
Jun 22, 2022
Instead, always return (example, time, query_dim), and reshape to (example * time, 1, dim) in
SatelliteTransformer.forward
, just after going through the gsp_query_generator. But need to ensure we mask future "actual" data!Then we can simply add in history (if we want it) in the calling code. And then reshape.
And do #144
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