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Strong Motion data classification #18

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waidyanatha opened this issue Feb 20, 2021 · 0 comments
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Strong Motion data classification #18

waidyanatha opened this issue Feb 20, 2021 · 0 comments

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  1. Amend the current dataset with other strong motion data - but first understand and describe the attributes in each file
  2. Apply SVM to see if the margins can be increased between the clusters
  3. Also see if MLP can classify the data to find other classes of interest.
  4. Try Naive Bayesian multi classify because the data is parametric or LabelEncoding will parametrize the categorical data

K-means is ideal because it's unsupervised statistical learning but can we come up with a meaningful set of classes that describes the behavior of the SM DB data?
same with Random Forests to allow for using N-samples of features and datasets. It requires labeled data for supervised learning

@waidyanatha waidyanatha created this issue from a note in Analyze stations and their clusters (Define tasks) Feb 20, 2021
@waidyanatha waidyanatha moved this from Define tasks to Start working on them in Analyze stations and their clusters Feb 20, 2021
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