Forecasting with sktime: Designing sktime's New Forecasting API and Applying It to Replicate and Extend the M4 Study

Löning, Markus, Király, Franz

arXiv.org Machine Learning 

Time series forecasting is ubiquitous in real-world applications. Examples include forecasting of demand to fill up inventories, economic growth forecasts to inform policies, and predicting stock prices to guide financial decisions. Forecasting is also a fruitful area for machine learning research, and pure and hybrid machine learning approaches have recently achieved state-of-the-art performance [1, 2]. In practice, forecasting involves a number of steps: we first need to specify, fit and select an appropriate model, and then evaluate and deploy it. There are various open-source toolboxes that help us implement these steps. However, most existing toolboxes are limited in important respects.

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