I am trying to train a recurrent neural network that I built in keras on timeseries data to predict number of sales for next 10 days. For this, I've created my dataset as -var(t) -> var(t+1)var(t+1) -> var(t+2)var(t+2) -> var(t+3)var(t+3) -> var(t+4) and so on I did Min-Max scaling on this data and the RNN code is as follows - model = Sequential()model.add(LSTM(20, input_shape=(1, look_back),activation='tanh',bias_initializer='ones'))model.add(Dense(1, activation='linear',bias_initializer='ones'))opt=adam(lr=0.1)model.compile(loss='mean_squared_error',optimizer=opt)model.fit(xtrain, ytrain, epochs=100, batch_size=1, verbose=2)But the plot I am getting is when I did predictions on xtrain (green = ytrain, blue =  ypred) - The rnn isn't learning anything at all. Its producing same results for each dataset. I've tried adding hidden layers, increasing number of neurons, changing parameters (learning rate, momentum), optimizers (sgd, adam, adagrad, rmsprop), lstm activation fxn (tanh, softsign). I got little fluctuations in some cases in the graph. But the output is mostly constant.Also, I've only 200 datasets. Can someone please guide me what I am doing wrong here. What else I can try. Will small sized data not work using RNN at all ? If so, is there any other way to solve this problem (except ARIMA model) ?  EDIT - Increased batch size to 100 and epochs to 1000. Received some better results. Also, I did mean normalization [(x-mean)/std_dev] instead of MinMax scaling.
Recurrent neural network producing same predictions
python;neural network;time series;keras;rnn
Try increasing your batch size. If your batch size is small, the gradients are a rough approximation of the true gradients.