How to combine data having similar distribution?

I have a collection of time series data with data points of around 2 years of daily data. I am thinking of a way to increase the number of data points in it so that the neural network gets a better understanding of the fluctuations in the data. I am suggesting a hypothesis where I try to cluster similar time-series data following similar distribution, in order to increase the number of data points fed into the neural network. Is this a correct way to approach the problem? If so, on what basis do I combine these similar data together so that I can feed it into the neural network/model?

Topic forecasting distribution rnn time-series machine-learning

Category Data Science

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Grouping values together is commonly called quantization or binning. Binning increases the signal-to-ratio in data.

Generally, time-series data is binned by time (also called rolling-up). For example, rolling-up all values over a range of days into a single month value.

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