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Hi, thank you for your nice work and for sharing the code.
The datasets used in expernments are based on grid structure with Shape: $(N \times T \times H \times W)$ , but in README (which says UniST supports Data Format of Grid/Graph). How to Work on Graph data like METR-LA (Metro Traffic Los Angeles) with shape [N, T, C] (Number of nodes, time length, feature). There is no grid structure in raw dataset METR-LA.
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To adapt UniST to graph-based data, you can adjust the spatial patch size to 1. This will allow you to apply the same spatio-temporal patching technique that is used for grid-based data.
Specifically, you would reshape the data to have a shape of $N\times T \times 1 \times W$, where $W$ is the number of nodes.
This will enable UniST to process the graph data by treating each node as a single spatial unit over time.
Hi, thank you for your nice work and for sharing the code.
The datasets used in expernments are based on grid structure with Shape:$(N \times T \times H \times W)$ , but in README (which says UniST supports Data Format of Grid/Graph). How to Work on Graph data like METR-LA (Metro Traffic Los Angeles) with shape [N, T, C] (Number of nodes, time length, feature). There is no grid structure in raw dataset METR-LA.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: