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Can I use TimeSeries prediction with Vec<R4, N> input data? #1818
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Are you wanting multi variate time series? |
Yes. Also I wait for time series with next value prediction. |
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@NektoDron , predicting the next value is not something we have on the immediate plans. However, you can simulate these 'auto-regression' models by taking a sliding window of the original time series and training a regression model to predict the next value in the series. Of course care should be taken to make sure seasonality and trends are captured properly, but I think this is a well-known area of research. |
@Zruty0 , I've tried to do this. But it's too slow, because I should always retrain many models to simulate how prediction works on the history data. |
@zeahmed can you please provide a sample. |
multi-variate time series is on the roadmap but in the meantime refer to samples herehttps://github.com/dotnet/machinelearning/tree/master/docs/samples/Microsoft.ML.Samples/Dynamic |
Is it possible in the future?
Now it makes an exception "The feature column has type 'Vec<R4, 3>', but must be a float."
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