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Recently, a group of Chinese researchers put forward a tiny model based on low dimension projection of patterns that is quite effective across a variety of datasets.
I have built a (agent coded) version that is fully compatible with NeuralForecast, including the Auto* versions. My interest was on CPU usage (because those are tiny models), but it could be easily extended to GPU (have not tested them).
The code is open source, and I was wondering if Nixtla would consider adding it onto the library.
The repo is available here and is fully documented across two main branches: A clean library implementation containing the classes and another branch that includes some benchmarks.
Feel free to tell me if it is worth doing a PR or similar.
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Recently, a group of Chinese researchers put forward a tiny model based on low dimension projection of patterns that is quite effective across a variety of datasets.
Their code is open source in this python repo: https://github.com/uladribia
And here is the paper: https://icml.cc/virtual/2025/poster/45815
I have built a (agent coded) version that is fully compatible with NeuralForecast, including the Auto* versions. My interest was on CPU usage (because those are tiny models), but it could be easily extended to GPU (have not tested them).
The code is open source, and I was wondering if Nixtla would consider adding it onto the library.
Here is the link: https://github.com/uladribia/timebaseula
The repo is available here and is fully documented across two main branches: A clean library implementation containing the classes and another branch that includes some benchmarks.
Feel free to tell me if it is worth doing a PR or similar.
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