Figure 7
A table shows model parameters, values, and training hyperparameters for convolutional, L S T M, dense, and output layers.The table shows two column headers labeled “Parameter” and “Value” at the top, followed by grouped sections separated by horizontal lines, with entries listed from top to bottom. Under “Conv-1 D Layer”, Row 1: Parameter: Number of Filters. Value: 32. Row 2: Parameter: Activation Function. Value: ReLU. Row 3: Parameter: Padding. Value: Same. Row 4: Parameter: Regularization. Value: L 2 (0.001). Row 5: Parameter: Max Pooling Pool Size. Value: 2. Under “Inception Module”, Row 1: Parameter: Conv1 D Filters. Value: 32. Row 2: Parameter: Conv1 D Kernel Sizes. Value: 1, 3, 5. Row 3: Parameter: Concatenation. Value: Yes. Row 4: Parameter: Max Pooling Pool Size. Value: 2. Row 5: Parameter: Dropout Rate. Value: 30 percent. Under “L S T M Layer”, Row 1: Parameter: Number of Units. Value: 256. Row 2: Parameter: Return Sequences. Value: False. Row 3: Parameter: Regularization. Value: L 2 (0.001). Under “Dense Layer”, Row 1: Parameter: Number of Units. Value: 256. Row 2: Parameter: Activation Function. Value: ReLU. Row 3: Parameter: Regularization. Value: L 2 (0.001). Row 4: Parameter: Batch Normalization. Value: Yes. Under “Output Layer”, Row 1: Parameter: Number of Units. Value: 1. Row 2: Parameter: Activation Function. Value: Sigmoid. Under “Training Hyperparameters”, Row 1: Parameter: Optimizer Type. Value: Adam. Row 2: Parameter: Learning Rate. Value: 5 e negative 4. Row 3: Parameter: Patience. Value: 20 epochs. Row 4: Parameter: Restore Best Weights. Value: Yes. Row 5: Parameter: Batch Size. Value: 64. Row 6: Parameter: Epochs. Value: 200.

The proposed CNN-LSTM hybrid model hyperparameters. Source: Created by the authors

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