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About autoencoder's latent state regularity

Suppose we are dealing with the problem of dimensionality reduction of an input $\mathbf{x}\in\mathbb{R}^N$, by employing an autoencoder, as a composition of the encoder and decoder map $\mathbf{x} \...
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Correct approach to scale (min-max scaler) both input and output signal data for unsupervised learning?

I am working on a denoising autoencoder problem with noisy and clean signals. Before I pass the signals to my model I want to apply min-max normalization and am unsure of the correct way to apply this....
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Does Anomaly Detection Algorithm works when the features are not correlated?

I am working on an Anomaly Detection Problem and the algorithm I used is an Autoencoder Multivariate Gaussian. The problem with my data is that it is unlabeled and not correlated. For example, let's ...
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How to set the Reconstruction error threshold for anomaly detection using autoencoders?

Hi I am doing anomaly detection using auto encoders.I have trained the model using 'Non Anomalous' values.Now when I give anomalous points as test data. What should be the Reconstruction error ...
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Is train/test-Split in unsupervised learning of neural network necessary?

I am using autoencoder for anomaly detection in warranty data. It is unsupervised. I calculate the reconstruction error by the model and the records with high reconstruction error value is considered ...
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More weightage to a categorical feature for an Autoencoder model

I am using autoencoder for anomaly detection. I don't have any labels already and so its unsupervised. If I have categorical variables, I usually one hot encode before giving it to the model. I would ...
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Robustness of ML Model in question

While trying to emulate a ML model similar to the one described in this paper, I seemed to eventually get good clustering results on some sample data after a bit of tweaking. By "good" results, I mean ...
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Cross validation for anomaly detection using autoencoder

I am using autoencoder for anomaly detection in warranty data. I don't have any ground truth labels to confirm whether the anomalies detected by the model is really an anomaly or not. Since I don't ...
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General unsupervised learning strategy when using convolutional autoencoder (CAE)

I am working on implementing an autoencoder for unsupervised learning, and I have some questions about the overall process. From what I was reading here, @rjpg suggests the following general approach: ...
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How can autoencoders be used for clustering?

Suppose I have a set of time-domain signals with absolutely no labels. I want to cluster them in 2 or 3 classes. Autoencoders are unsupervised networks that learn to compress the inputs. So given an ...
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Unsupervised feature reduction for anomaly detection with autoencoders

I am collecting a big number of generated numeric features for the task of unsupervised anomaly detection. I can assume that all training data is considered normal. I expect some of the generated ...
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What is the purpose of the discriminator in an adversarial autoencoder?

This is specific to the generative adversarial network (GAN) proposed in A. Makhzani et al. "Adversarial Autoencoders". In a traditional GAN, the discriminator is trained to distinguish real samples ...
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Why my loss is negative while training SAE?

I am using loss='binary_crossentropy' here is my code: I tried to increase number of training image and Epoch ,but that did not help me. ...
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Does it make sense to train a CNN as an autoencoder?

I work with analyzing EEG data, which will eventually need to be classified. However, obtaining labels for the recordings is somewhat expensive, which has led me to consider unsupervised approaches, ...
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