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Training Multiple Buildings: Window GRU with REDD dataset #18

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VidipG opened this issue Aug 8, 2019 · 2 comments
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Training Multiple Buildings: Window GRU with REDD dataset #18

VidipG opened this issue Aug 8, 2019 · 2 comments
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@VidipG
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VidipG commented Aug 8, 2019

Hello!
I am attempting to use your implementation of the WindowGRU algorithm to train across multiple houses.
The following is how the code is structured,
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I am having issues with the test section and the disaggregate method, and am not sure how to proceed.
I am working on python 3.7 on Mac OS X.

Thank you!

@VidipG VidipG changed the title Training Multiple Buildings Training Multiple Buildings: Window GRU with REDD dataset Aug 8, 2019
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Have you solved this problem?

@OdysseasKr OdysseasKr added the bug label Dec 13, 2019
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The issue here is that the third parameter for the disaggregate should be a single ElecMeter but you are passing a list of ElecMeters. The third parameter for the disaggregate function is used only to get the metadata for the output meter. So you can fix this issue like this:

disaggregator.disaggregate(test_mains, output, train_meter[0], sample_period=1)

Admittedly the documentation is not clear on this and it should be mentioned explicitly.

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