Hi Weiru, Unfortunately, it is not possible at this time to swarm over CoordinateEncoder parameters. So far we've been manually creating the parameters when we want to use CoordinateEncoder.
It looks like you're trying to predict the coordinate (since you said "the inference field is coordinate"). Do you think temperature would help with that, or is it possible to predict the next coordinate given just the history of coordinates so far? If so, then you can start with the model parameters in the nupic.geospatial example [1], and tweak for your application. [1] https://github.com/numenta/nupic.geospatial <https://github.com/numenta/nupic.geospatial> - Chetan > On Jan 9, 2016, at 2:02 AM, Weiru Zeng <[email protected]> wrote: > > Hi everyone: > > I have some data which contain the coordinate, and I want to use the swarms > to get a good model_params.py file. But the type used to feed the swarms is > not include the coodinate type. It just contains the type below: datetime, > int, float, bool, string, list, for the list type, the official document said > that it is third-party - not support. > > I have received a model_params.py which is configured artficial from a > friend. But the parameters in the file is rough, it's hard to adapt the > requirment. > > So I want to know how can I use the swarms handle the coordinate type data to > make the opf use the coordinateEncoder to encode. or what's you way to deal > with the coordinate included file by the opf. I want to handle the x,y,z as > the coordinate, but not three independent number. > > My data is like: > id,time,x,y,z,temperature > 38,2015/11/5 18:14:59,184,-184,-5,66 > 38,2015/11/5 18:15:00,184,-184,-5,66 > 38,2015/11/5 18:15:01,184,-184,-6,66 > 38,2015/11/5 18:15:01,184,-184,-6,66 > 38,2015/11/5 18:15:01,184,-184,-5,66 > 38,2015/11/5 18:15:03,184,-184,-6,66 > 38,2015/11/5 18:15:03,184,-184,-6,66 > 38,2015/11/5 18:15:04,184,-184,-5,66 > 38,2015/11/5 18:15:05,184,-184,-6,66 > 38,2015/11/5 18:15:06,184,-184,-5,66 > 38,2015/11/5 18:15:06,184,-184,-6,66 > 38,2015/11/5 18:15:07,184,-184,-5,66 > > The input columns is time, coordinate(x,y,z), temperature. The inferencefield > is coordinate. > > Thanks! > > Weiru Zeng
