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Functions for forecasting intermittent demand time series.
Conventional methods for modeling(like ARIMA) are not suited for time series which is Intermittent in nature.
We need specialized methods to model such Demands/Time Series
Methods like Croston's can be used to model such series
A rough sketch of the API
croston=Croston(...)
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util.cumsumimplementation https://github.com/awslabs/gluon-ts/blob/master/src/gluonts/mx/util.py#L326 does not scale undermx.ndarraycumsumis 2-5 times slower thannd.cumsumunder bothmx.symandmx.ndarray, and even fails for large 4-dim input
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add model.get_params
similar to scikit model.get_params
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In order to create an outlier detection with Prophet, i need the full dataframe that's return Prophet
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Remove the hardcoded ["yhat"] from Prophet.predict add a variable asking to return just yhat or all the predictions: 'yhat_lower', 'yhat_upper', etc..
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There is a new warning about using torch.range with respect to the Dilateloss
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While sales forecasting, it is necessary that the model is given the input about the promotions, special events that are taken care of in the prophet model as the holiday effect. Does orbit support this feature?
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Maybe I'm missing a setting, but there currently seems to be no inbuilt in way to enable legends for the plot functions. Would it be possible to add this feature? Many thanks.