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thesis/sections/methodology.tex

@@ -39,6 +39,23 @@ pregnancies, which would make the prediction task ambiguous.
 %TODO: show that for initial testing and fine tuning the dataset was reduced to 10% of size to speed up early impressions of performance
 %TODO: show that initial feature set with only temperature as observable and only pregnancy "chance" as target
 % did not show promise on small 10% dataset, so the features got extended
+% show the modifications that were made to account for multi target prediction
+% show, the mothod of circumventing the non-padding-implementation by using a dedicated feature
+% show, that a different loss / temporal loss wheighting or position aware loss could help
+% show, the problem of the model using its past targets, even though they are not observable and how I dealt with this -> explain and use exogenous
+% introduce change of quantiles to single variable output and why, quantiles loss other than .5 was almost always just 0 or 1, so no significant predicitve quality in this, and this only makes predictions harder for model
+% explain why class imablances are there, and what I did to counteract this, also explain, why special weighting is useful for something like the pregnancy risk prediction
+% show the work that needed to be done for inference -> padding values for future observables
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+Notes for training:
+ - one head 512 hidden size make very "smoothed" out curves, which result in ver conservative predictions
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+Intermediate training results:
+- first full training:
+ - first feature config with ov over and fertility did not show much promise, as it detected the ov too late, essentially when it was already over
+ - either there is no patterns detectable in advance, or there are not enough features yet
+ - soft of "soft ceiling" at 0.3 loss, many models get there quickly and then "bounce" around
 
 \subsection{Time-Series Modeling Approach}\label{subsec:time-series_modeling_approach}
 \subsubsection{Limitations of Traditional Time-Series Models}\label{subsubsec:limitations_of_traditional_time-series_models}