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I would like to do kDBA, but using a custom metric for computing the DTW alignments (not available in either scikit or scipy).
Now, dtw_variants has the dtw_path_from_metric function, so there it is always possible to compute dtw alignments for any pair of timeseries, passing the metric either as a functional, or by passing a pre-computed distance matrix (which for my purposes is not super-feasible).
Now, the problem is that the dba module only ever uses dtw_path, and so is always, at least implicitly, using euclidean distance. Is there a straigtforward way of passing custom metrics to TimeSeriesKMeans such that it computes the dtw alignments using a custom metric? It probably isn't too hard to change all calls to dtw_path to dtw_path_from_metric, conditional on a metric being provided. Just checking if there is an easier way.
Thanks,
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Hi,
I would like to do kDBA, but using a custom metric for computing the DTW alignments (not available in either
scikit
orscipy
).Now,
dtw_variants
has thedtw_path_from_metric
function, so there it is always possible to compute dtw alignments for any pair of timeseries, passing the metric either as a functional, or by passing a pre-computed distance matrix (which for my purposes is not super-feasible).Now, the problem is that the
dba
module only ever usesdtw_path
, and so is always, at least implicitly, using euclidean distance. Is there a straigtforward way of passing custom metrics to TimeSeriesKMeans such that it computes the dtw alignments using a custom metric? It probably isn't too hard to change all calls todtw_path
todtw_path_from_metric
, conditional on a metric being provided. Just checking if there is an easier way.Thanks,
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: