On the brain.js page there is a simple example of LSTMTimeStep - https://github.com/BrainJS/brain.js
var net = new brain.recurrent.LSTMTimeStep();
net.train(
I think that you need to use the forecast method in order to predict a set of values .
Use the parameter count.
Check the prediction section here.
I did an example and seems to work
const net = new brain.recurrent.LSTMTimeStep({
inputSize: 3,
hiddenLayers: [10],
outputSize: 3
});
//Same test as previous, but combined on a single set
const trainingData = [
[8,8,1],[8,8,3],[8,8,5],[8,2,8],[3,6,6],[8,4,5]
];
net.train(trainingData, { log: true, iterations:200 });
console.log( net.run([[8,2,3]]));
console.log( net.forecast([[8,8,2]], 7)) ;
below you can see the results:
iterations: 0, training error: 14.974015071677664
iterations: 10, training error: 4.263545592625936
iterations: 20, training error: 4.1400322914123535
iterations: 30, training error: 4.106281439463298
iterations: 40, training error: 4.019651651382446
iterations: 50, training error: 3.9397279421488443
iterations: 60, training error: 3.7364938259124756
iterations: 70, training error: 3.594826857248942
iterations: 80, training error: 3.4333037535349527
iterations: 90, training error: 3.2692082722981772
iterations: 100, training error: 3.0003069241841636
iterations: 110, training error: 2.741880734761556
iterations: 120, training error: 2.559309403101603
iterations: 130, training error: 2.549466371536255
iterations: 140, training error: 2.165259758631388
iterations: 150, training error: 1.912764310836792
iterations: 160, training error: 1.7081804275512695
iterations: 170, training error: 1.5422560373942058
iterations: 180, training error: 1.3950440088907878
iterations: 190, training error: 1.2614964246749878
Float32Array [ 7.450448036193848, 7.630088806152344, 3.102810859680176 ]
[ Float32Array [ 7.769495010375977, 7.626269340515137, 3.01503324508667 ],
Float32Array [ 8.504044532775879, 7.038702011108398, 5.765346050262451 ],
Float32Array [ 7.573630332946777, 3.117426872253418, 8.106966018676758 ],
Float32Array [ 4.165530204772949, 5.516692161560059, 5.85803747177124 ],
Float32Array [ 6.954248428344727, 3.7581958770751953, 5.24238920211792 ],
Float32Array [ 5.5002217292785645, 4.540862560272217, 6.505147457122803 ],
Float32Array [ 6.376245498657227, 4.115119934082031, 5.876959323883057 ] ]
You need to train with given sets and then if you want you can do following for next 10 items: Predict next item. Add it to training set. Predict next +1 item. Add next +1 to training set.
Also read about the stream on github repo. I also suggest you update your question with what you have tried so far it will help future users to understand the question further and add to both question and answer.