The Unreasonable Difficulty of Time Series Forecasting
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Preview I’ve been thinking recently about what makes time series forecasting problems so difficult compared to other sequence learning tasks or IID Machine Learning problems. First some motivating baselines illustrating the difficulty of the forecasting problem. I ran a series of models statistical (Naive, AutoARIMA, Theta, MSTL, Seasonal-Naive) linear/transformer neural (DLinear, NLinear, PatchTST) a gradient-boosted tree (LightGBM) zero-shot foundation models (Chronos, TimesFM, TTM) “AI” LLM prompted to continue numeric sequence (Claude Opus, Haiku) against the benchmark datasets m4_hourly,
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