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I know the basics of machine learning and have quite an experience with time series data or data fed in a tabular format. But in the picture, the data is arranged as a graph. Is there a way to input the graph into a ML tool such as Artificial Neural Network or any other? I don't know if there is a theory for handling such data structure. The task is to recreate the graph from the output of the ML algorithm after training. So, whatever input I get, the output should be the same as the input -- quite similar to an auto-associative memory. Can somebody please help?









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      I know the basics of machine learning and have quite an experience with time series data or data fed in a tabular format. But in the picture, the data is arranged as a graph. Is there a way to input the graph into a ML tool such as Artificial Neural Network or any other? I don't know if there is a theory for handling such data structure. The task is to recreate the graph from the output of the ML algorithm after training. So, whatever input I get, the output should be the same as the input -- quite similar to an auto-associative memory. Can somebody please help?









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      I know the basics of machine learning and have quite an experience with time series data or data fed in a tabular format. But in the picture, the data is arranged as a graph. Is there a way to input the graph into a ML tool such as Artificial Neural Network or any other? I don't know if there is a theory for handling such data structure. The task is to recreate the graph from the output of the ML algorithm after training. So, whatever input I get, the output should be the same as the input -- quite similar to an auto-associative memory. Can somebody please help?







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