Data Science Asked by Torben. on December 10, 2020
I have time series data of the following properties:
input shape: (num_timesteps, num_features)
output shape: (num_timesteps, num_outputs)
I reshape it to batch form:
input shape: (num_batches, num_timesteps_in_batch, num features)
output shape: (num_batches, num_timesteps_in_batch, num outputs)
I have a stateful RNN in Keras:
modelinput = Input(batch_shape=(num_batches,None,num_features))
prediction = GRU(10,return_sequences=True,stateful=True)(inputs)
model = Model(inputs=modelinput,outputs=prediction)
After trainig (which works fine) I would like to predict on a sequence without cutting the data, so input shape (num_timesteps, num_features). How can I do that?
I thought about having a second model that shares the weights with the RNN and that has dynamic input shapes. Is that possible?
I found a possible solution: You can save the weights, create a complete new model and load the weights again.
Original Stateful Model
modelinput = Input(batch_shape=(num_batches,None,num_features))
prediction = GRU(10,return_sequences=True,stateful=True)(inputs)
model = Model(inputs=modelinput,outputs=prediction)
Save Weights after Training
model.fit(...)
model.save_weights('weights.h5')
Create New Model (same structure, just not stateful and dynamic batch size)
modelinput_pred = Input(batch_shape=(None,None,num_features))
prediction_pred = GRU(10,return_sequences=True,stateful=False)(inputs_pred)
model_pred = Model(inputs=modelinput,outputs=prediction_pred)
Load Save Parameters and Predict
model_pred.load_weights('weights.h5')
model_pred.predict(...)
Nevertheless I hope for a better solution through sharing weights between a stateful GRU and a standard GRU. Is that possible?
Answered by Torben. on December 10, 2020
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