- Ensure that the names of '.mat' files are same in the mask as well as when saving the trained network.
- Make sure that there are no 'Non-ASCII' characters in the name.
Error encountered in the Deep Signal Anomaly detector while running the official SIMULINK example
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Randy Chen
on 23 Jul 2024
Commented: Randy Chen
on 11 Aug 2024 at 15:59
Hi all,
I had a somewhat different circuit and thus I trained a new model following this guideline. However, after training my deep anamoly detector and while trying to apply this trained model to my detection model, I keep getting this error as shown in this screenshot:
Any suggestions on how to fix this? I'm pretty sure I used the
saveModel
command to save the parameters of my trained model. It looks like the model parameters file in the provided example works here, but mine wouldn't work. I spent quite some time on this but still haven't figured out a solution.
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Divyanshu
on 29 Jul 2024 at 11:31
Hi Randy,
I tried to follow the example fault_localization and it is now throwing any error if I keep the names of the .mat files unchanged.
However, when I change the names of '.mat' file in the script as well as in the Mask of 'Deep Signal Anomaly Detector' block and rename it in such a way that the name contains some 'Non-ASCII' character then the exact same error is thrown as specified in the query.
Here are some troubleshooting steps which you can try:
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