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Now the unit tests for the time series forecasting are quite formal and the low-quality predictions can still be fine in the test (because the benchmarks are too simple or the pass criteria are too weak).
It is necessary to implement a set of new quality-related tests for forecasting with atomic and composite models with a different structure.
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The
packed_tis used to pack bits together. However, it seems that perhapsstd::bitsetmight do this better, and also offer more features, functions, etc. It might simplify the code!? and might? run faster?