2D Convolution on sequential input

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Patrick Wais
Patrick Wais on 10 Feb 2022
Commented: Xie Shipley on 24 Oct 2023
Hi all!
I have the following problem:
I have a dataset of 1000 matrices which have the following form: 8x10 (8 Sensor Values at 10 Time Steps)
My response dataset is a categorical vector of 1000 values (0,1 or 2) classifying each of the 1000 time series.
Using a CNN I want to make a 2D convolution so I get 50 Feature maps in the form of 1 by 10 (1 represents convoluted sensors, and 10 a value for each time step. Afterwards I want to add a LSTM layer to get information about the time domain of the signal.
However I can only use a 1D CNN when I use the sequence input layer.
And I dont want to transform the matrix into an image to apply a 2D conv.
Here is my sample code:
Input is the time series of length 10 with 8 features
layers = [ ...
sequenceInputLayer(8,"MinLength",10)
convolution2dLayer([8,1],50,"Padding","same")
reluLayer
layerNormalizationLayer
lstmLayer(50,"OutputMode","last")
flattenLayer
fullyConnectedLayer(numClasses)
softmaxLayer
classificationLayer("Classes",classes,"ClassWeights",classweights)
];
And the error I get:
Error using trainNetwork (line 184)
Invalid network.
Caused by:
Layer 2: Input size mismatch. Size of input to this layer is different from the expected input size.
Inputs to this layer:
from layer 1 (size 8(C) × 1(B) × 10(T))
Is there a way to solve this problem? In Python it is no problem to use 2D Conv on sequential input data.
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Yu
Yu on 7 Jun 2023
Hello, Patrick.
How did you solve this problem?
Sotudeh Hoseini Ghafari
Sotudeh Hoseini Ghafari on 26 Jul 2023
Edited: Sotudeh Hoseini Ghafari on 26 Jul 2023
I have exactly the same problem. How did you deal with this issue @Patrick Wais?

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Answers (2)

yanqi liu
yanqi liu on 18 Feb 2022
Edited: yanqi liu on 18 Feb 2022

Md Zahidul Islam
Md Zahidul Islam on 18 Feb 2022
I have faced similar problem recently.
For using 2D Conv you need input sequence in the form of (size (S) × (S) × (C)), But the size has given in the model is: sequenceInputLayer(8,"MinLength",10), which means size 8(C) × (B) × (T). Thus, you are getting an error.
Note that, sequenceInputLayer(8) means the input has (8 features * T time steps). Matlab read T time steps from the input data during training.
Therefore, If want to use 2D Conv with time series, one may try as below. Otherwise, try 1D Conv as @yanqi liu attached.
layers = [ ...
sequenceInputLayer([8 10 1],"MinLength",10)
sequenceFoldingLayer('Name','fold')
convolution2dLayer([3,3],50,"Padding","same")
reluLayer
layerNormalizationLayer
sequenceUnfoldingLayer('Name','unfold')
flattenLayer
lstmLayer(50,"OutputMode","last")
fullyConnectedLayer(numClasses)
softmaxLayer
classificationLayer("Classes",classes,"ClassWeights",classweights)
];
layers = layerGraph(layers);
layers= connectLayers(layers,'fold/miniBatchSize','unfold/miniBatchSize');
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Xie Shipley
Xie Shipley on 24 Oct 2023
@Md Zahidul Islam have you tried sequenceInputLayer([8 10 1],"MinLength",10) on GPU ?
I got CUDNN_STATUS_EXECUTION_FAILED while running on GPU, you can click Here to see more detail

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