csv format

[Maayan19]

Hi,
Can you please give more information regarding the input csv file? How the data should be organized? or adding an example of such file?
Thanks

[weilaimingche]

Hello, can you tell me where to download the data, or is there a dataset that can be used publicly?

[petruccs]

Hello, can you tell me where to download the data, or is there a dataset that can be used publicly?

I think the csv sould be organized in this way:

data_column;orario_column;BTP_Price

where data_column is the date, orario_column is the time, BTP_Price is the price.

Even with it, I got some errors I am working on:

RuntimeError: Assertion x >= 0. && x <= 1.' failed. input value should be between 0~1, but got -nan at /pytorch/aten/src/THNN/generic/BCECriterion.c:62

[weilaimingche]

Hello, can you tell me where to download the data, or is there a dataset that can be used publicly?

I think the csv sould be organized in this way:

data_column;orario_column;BTP_Price

where data_column is the date, orario_column is the time, BTP_Price is the price.

Even with it, I got some errors I am working on:

RuntimeError: Assertion x >= 0. && x <= 1.' failed. input value should be between 0~1, but got -nan at /pytorch/aten/src/THNN/generic/BCECriterion.c:62

can you share your data with me? I want to try it. my emal is 2676102759@qq.com. We can discuss the code.

[petruccs]

I didn't do much. I created a file with the following values:

data_column;orario_column;BTP_Price
2020/01/01;00:00;0.1
2020/01/01;00:01;0.2
2020/01/01;00:02;0.3
2020/01/01;00:03;0.4
2020/01/01;00:04;0.5
2020/01/01;00:05;0.6

I think that should be the right content of the csv file...