Datadog scales time series foundation models to 2.5B parameters
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Re: Datadog scales time series foundation models to 2.5B parameters
#2I'm a research engineer on the team behind this at Datadog AI Research.
We released a family of open-weight models today, 4M to 2.5B params.
It's the first time we've been able to scale time series foundation models this large and train them long enough to see performance keep improving with size.
These were trained on internal Datadog observability data (from monitoring ourselves) and synthetic data.
More details in our blog post (https://www.datadoghq.com/blog/ai/toto-2/), technical report is coming soon.
Happy to answer questions.
Re: Datadog scales time series foundation models to 2.5B parameters
#3I'm a research engineer on the team behind this at Datadog AI Research. We released a family of open-weight models today, 4M to 2.5B params. It's the first time we've been able to scale time series foundation models this large and train them long enough to see performance keep improving with size. These were trained on internal Datadog observability data (from monitoring ourselves) and synthetic data. More details in…
how do i use this to make me money
Re: Datadog scales time series foundation models to 2.5B parameters
#4I'm a research engineer on the team behind this at Datadog AI Research. We released a family of open-weight models today, 4M to 2.5B params. It's the first time we've been able to scale time series foundation models this large and train them long enough to see performance keep improving with size. These were trained on internal Datadog observability data (from monitoring ourselves) and synthetic data. More details in…
great work & thanks for making it open btw
Re: Datadog scales time series foundation models to 2.5B parameters
#5I'm a research engineer on the team behind this at Datadog AI Research. We released a family of open-weight models today, 4M to 2.5B params. It's the first time we've been able to scale time series foundation models this large and train them long enough to see performance keep improving with size. These were trained on internal Datadog observability data (from monitoring ourselves) and synthetic data. More details in…
how do i use this to make me money
Great question. Haven't figured that out yet personally.
Will let you know :)