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Comment #40311683
Hi! Max from Nixtla here. Those are users of our open-source libraries. nixtlaverse.nixtla.io, not users of TimeGPT.
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Comment #37877027
Hi, Max from Nixtla here. We are surprised that this has gained so much attention and are excited about both the positive and critical responses. Some important clarifications: The…
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Comment #37876816
We love ARIMAs. That is why we put so much effort into creating fast and scalable Arimas and AutoArima in Python [1]. Regarding your valid concern. There are several reasons for th…
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Comment #33957301
Using 30,490 series of daily sales at Walmart (M5) we show that, Amazon Forecast is 60% less accurate and 669 times more expensive than running an open-source alternative in a simp…
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Comment #33819851
A lot of M3 datasets we use are high-frequency, with large seasonal inputs. Considering Gaussian Processes (GP) complexity is O(N^3), a careful study of their performance would be …
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Comment #33819660
Bonferroni's correction on hold-out data is an excellent suggestion. To adapt it into time series forecasting, one could perform temporal cross-validation with rolling windows and …
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Comment #33819508
Thanks for the comment! In Machine Learning literature, the variance of accuracy measurements originates from different network parameters initialization. Since the deep learning e…
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Comment #33818532
Comparison of several Deep Learning models and ensembles to classical statistical models for the 3,003 series of the M3 competition.
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Comment #33777097
Imagine you want to forecast the next day of electricity load. We ran the test with PJM data. Results: SeasonalNaive is 20% more accurate than NeuralProphet and 366 times faster. S…
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Comment #33110979
In the tutorial, we show how to Forecast 1M Time Series in 15 Minutes with Spark, Fugue, and Nixtla’s Statsforecast.
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