When defining features in a time series model, missing values will be NaN and prevent the model from giving predictions.
This occurs, eg when using mean(parameter) aggregation and data points are missing in a given time bucket, causing the mean to be undefined at that point in time.
With 1.3.0, the 'default' property gives the ability to fill these NaN (missing values), with a static default value, eg 0.
Default values could cause false positives in anomaly detection, therefore another possibility is to replicate the last know value for a given feature, if the value is missing.
1.3.0
When defining features in a time series model, missing values will be NaN and prevent the model from giving predictions.
This occurs, eg when using mean(parameter) aggregation and data points are missing in a given time bucket, causing the mean to be undefined at that point in time.
With 1.3.0, the 'default' property gives the ability to fill these NaN (missing values), with a static default value, eg 0.
Default values could cause false positives in anomaly detection, therefore another possibility is to replicate the last know value for a given feature, if the value is missing.