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On Fri, Aug 3, 2018 at 4:01 AM Christiaan Ras <christiaan....@semmelwise.nl>
wrote:

> Hi,
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> I have a use case where I like to analyze windows of sensordata.
>
> Currently I have a working case where I use Structured Streaming to
> process real-time streams of sensordata. Now I like to analyse windows of
> sensordata and use classification to predict the class of a whole window.
>
> For instance, the application receives batches of sensordata (where each
> record holds: timestamp, value, key). With the use of Machine learning I
> like to analyse windows of these streams and classify the window as ‘warm’
> or ‘cold’. A single record is not sufficient for classification, a window
> of records shapes a pattern to be used for classification.
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> But how should you define features for a window of sensordata?
>
> Each value (sensor) as a separate feature in the vector (for a window of x
> seconds, the vector contains x sensor values)? Or is there a way a feature
> can hold multiple values (like an array)? Or use some kind of encoding to
> fit x sensor values as a single feature?
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> Regards,
>
> Chris
>
>
>


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