forecasting

make_future_dataframe doesn't support regressors currently. So code like:

m = Prophet()
m.add_regressor('var')
m.fit(df)
forecasts = m.predict(m.make_future_dataframe(periods=7))

gives an error like:

ValueError: Regressor 'var' missing from dataframe when attempting to generate forecasts

I know prophet may not know what exact values to put for var in each of the rows a

Please add LinkedIn Greykite time series model as a part of sktime.

Recently found your library and it is really great and handy!
The evaluation of the forecasting performance is best done using a cross-validation approach. The backtest_forecasting()-function does that - although it currently iterates and re-trains the model on every single time step. In my application, I am training ten-thousands of different time series and it becomes computationally unfeasib

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• util.cumsum implementation https://github.com/awslabs/gluon-ts/blob/master/src/gluonts/mx/util.py#L326 does not scale under mx.ndarray
• cumsum is 2-5 times slower than nd.cumsum under both mx.sym and mx.ndarray, and even fails for large 4-dim input

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It would be nice to directly support simulating from a fitted ARIMA model, e.g. to have a simulate method to call that would delegate to statsmodels.tsa.arima.model.ARIMA.simulate. Right now, the only way I found is to use arima_res_ member of the fitted object.

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Class `pmdarima.arima.ar

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