Row 8092

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I've been exploring foundational time series models like TimeGPT, Moirai, Chronos, etc., and wonder if they truly have the potential for powerfully sample-efficient forecasting or if they're just borrowing the hype from foundational models in NLP and bringing it to the time series domain.

I can see why they might work, for example, in demand forecasting, where it's about identifying trends, cycles, etc. But can they handle arbitrary time series data like environmental monitoring, financial markets, or biomedical signals, which have irregular patterns and non-stationary data?

Is their ability to generalize overestimated?

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text I've been exploring foundational time series models like TimeGPT, Moirai, Chronos, etc., and wonder if they truly have the potential for powerfully sample-efficient forecasting or if they're just borrowing the hype from foundational models in NLP and bringing it to the time series domain. I can see why they might work, for example, in demand forecasting, where it's about identifying trends, cycles, etc. But can they handle arbitrary time series data like environmental monitoring, financial mark…
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datetime 2024-05-18
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