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Add AutoAR
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Simple auto-regressive forecaster with automatic estimation of number of lags.
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There is a open PR #411 which implements the basic structure but requires some more work to finish it.
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Currently, DistributionOutput classes produce a TransformedDistribution when the distribution method is invoked with loc and scale. However, we cannot get mean and variance out of such object:
import mxnet as mx
from gluonts.mx.distribution import GaussianOutput
distr_output = GaussianOutput()
args = mx.nd.array([0.0]), mx.nd.array([1.0])
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In order to create an outlier detection with Prophet, i need the full dataframe that's return Prophet
Describe proposed solution
Remove the hardcoded ["yhat"] from Prophet.predict add a variable asking to return just yhat or all the predictions: 'yhat_lower', 'yhat_upper', etc..
https://unit8co.github.io/d
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generated_holidayscontain spaces, and so fail to plot when passed toplot_forecast_component(). The tidyeval approach is to forego usingaes_()oraes_string()and instead use quasiquotation inaes.This is the same issue as documented [here](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/51658629/ggplot-aes-string-