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Windows developers use AppVeyor to continuously run their tests and deploy apps to cloud or on-premise environments. AppVeyor CI can update the build status on your GitHub pull requests, upload build artifacts to project release and deploy successful builds. AppVeyor is not just a build tool, but it's the place of Windows CI knowledge accumulation - thanks to AppVeyor's vibrant community!
Is your feature request related to a current problem? Please describe.
In order to create an outlier detection with Prophet, i need the full dataframe that's return Prophet
Describe proposed solution
Remove the hardcoded
["yhat"]fromProphet.predictadd a variable asking to return justyhator all the predictions:'yhat_lower', 'yhat_upper', etc..https://unit8co.github.io/d