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Tailoring the load.py for using my own data

Hi
I have a time series data almost similar to jsb_chorales data. The only difference is that for each timestep jsb_chorales has 88 binary values while I have one continuous value so essentially my one sequence can be represented in a 1-d array. I would like to train a dmm on my data.

I tried to understand the simulateLinearData but I couldn't entirely comprehend the code; mainly because of this line:
zlist= [np.copy(z)[:,None,:]]
I am unable to visualize it.

Utils folder is missing can you please help @rahulk90

Also datasets folder also missing

from dmm_data.load import load
File "/home/dinesh/Downloads/latest_downloads/dmm-master/dmm_data/load.py", line 1, in
from datasets.load import loadDataset
ImportError: No module named datasets.load

Where is the utils file?

Hello, I am a graduate student at Harvard. I read your paper on Deep Kalman Filters, and I would like to use this model in my final project on cryptocurrency price prediction. When I tried to modify your code, I found that you imported the utils module in almost every python file. However, I cannot find the utils.py file in the dmm directory. It would be great if you could help me find the utils file. Appreciate your help!

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