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I like this approach. So long as the individual models have a forecast method this would allow users to specify custom individual models as well.
The existing approach has one advantage in that it allows users to build ensembles quickly, e.g. hm <- hybridModel(some_ts)
Perhaps we should overload the method or create a wrapper similar to glm()
and glm.fit()
so that users can use either function, according to taste.
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This might cause some additional headaches when it comes time to implement parallelization. I'm planning to implement parallelization both between and within models (e.g. on a 6-core machine auto.arima runs with two cores, tbats with 2 cores, and ets with one, and nnetar with one. They are all called using foreach). This would involve lots of testing and tweaks to compare the average runtime of auto.arima/nnetar/ets/tbats/stlm models so that a relatively optimal parallelization strategy can be selected and the overall ensemble takes about as long as the slowest individual model. Custom models make this difficult. We'll also need to consider whether the custom models need a forecast()
or also would work with a predict()
method. Lots to consider, but I like the idea.
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Related Issues (20)
- forecastHybrid CRAN update needed HOT 1
- Using forecastHybrid with hts HOT 3
- debug cvts refactor
- unclear forecast value for R timeseries HOT 4
- ts object not recognised in hybridModel of forecastHybrid package HOT 9
- Error with cvts example HOT 2
- Forecast using new ts data and an existing (ie previously fit) model HOT 1
- ExtractForecasts HOT 2
- add snaive model
- Matrix of weights HOT 2
- libcudart version HOT 2
- Error with two regressors HOT 7
- Forecast reconciliation HOT 2
- Restrict to a single core HOT 4
- Adding ARFIMA models.
- Computation of residuals HOT 1
- CV of an hybrid model with xreg.
- Idea: Add Facebook's Pophet model
- CV ggplot2::economics HOT 1
- Error on extractForecasts() from a Hybrid Model with cross validation HOT 1
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