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A Spectral Enabled GAN for Time Series Data Generation

Time dependent data is a main source of information in today's data driven world. Generating this type of data though has shown its challenges and made it an interesting research area in the field of generative machine learning. One such approach was that by Smith et al. who developed Time Series Generative Adversarial Network (TSGAN) which showed promising performance in generating time dependent data and the ability of few shot generation though being flawed in certain aspects of training and learning. This paper looks to improve on the results from TSGAN and address those flaws by unifying the training of the independent networks in TSGAN and creating a dependency both in training and learning. This improvement, called unified TSGAN (uTSGAN) was tested and comapred both quantitatively and qualitatively to its predecessor on 70 benchmark time series data sets used in the community. uTSGAN showed to outperform TSGAN in 80\% of the data sets by the same number of training epochs and 60\% of the data sets in 3/4th the amount of training time or less while maintaining the few shot generation ability with better FID scores across those data sets.

preprint2021arXivOpen access

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