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Design a Logo
Design a logo for LibreASR and share it here.
To make an open source project cool, it should have a logo
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Your code https://github.com/timeseriesAI/tsai/blob/master/tsai/data/preparation.py#L83 explicitly enforces time-series of at least
window_length + stride + horizon > seq_len
And I think this is a good thing (in general). However, it does not allow to remove offending time-series (i.e. in the SlidingWindowPanel some individual devices might not have enough observations).
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It would be useful to have a tutorial on how to use FixedSplitter when parsing dataset with predefined splits for train, test and validation.
This tutorial would be relevant to any icevision task as it focusses on preparing our dataset.
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In reading through several of the docs, it wasn't clear how to format
#exportfor the purposes of creating a different external file.It might be nice to here (https://nbdev.fast.ai/export.html#notebook2script) or elsewhere to list some examples for how to add a parameter to
#export