How can I find japaneseVowelsTrainData

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Ryotaro MIURA
Ryotaro MIURA on 13 Jan 2020
Commented: Walter Roberson on 4 Aug 2020
HI!
I am reading this tutorials
But How can I find the "japaneseVowelsTrainData" dataset?
I think the data format is different from the original dataset from UCI

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Srivardhan Gadila
Srivardhan Gadila on 16 Jan 2020
Edited: Srivardhan Gadila on 16 Jan 2020
Try the following in MATLAB Command Window
>> [XTrain,YTrain] = japaneseVowelsTrainData;
For more information about it, try the following in the MATLAB Command Window
>> help japaneseVowelsTrainData
You may also refer to the following page in which japaneseVowels dataset is used.
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Fadi Alsuhimat
Fadi Alsuhimat on 1 Aug 2020
@Walter Roberson
how I can create datsset like japaneseVowelsTrainData??
Walter Roberson
Walter Roberson on 4 Aug 2020
There is also the function japaneseVowelsTrainData() which does load() on a file that has variables XTrain and YTrain . YTrain is a categorical array. XTrain is a cell array with as many entries as YTrain contains. Each entry in the cell is a double() array that has 12 rows and multiple columns. Each row corresponds to one feature; each column corresponds to a measurement of the feature at a time point.
The format is easy to build. The difficult part is in deciding what you want the features to be. After that it is just straight forward data collection, transformation from the data to the corresponding feature values, and storing in a cell array.

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Ryotaro MIURA
Ryotaro MIURA on 16 Jan 2020
I'm using matlab online and it says the japaneseVowelsTrainData is not found...
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Ryotaro MIURA
Ryotaro MIURA on 16 Jan 2020
OH really.
I will try it again Thanks.
Ryotaro MIURA
Ryotaro MIURA on 16 Jan 2020
OH really
it is working rn. Thank you so much

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