Closed Yongyiw closed 8 years ago
Maybe related to https://github.com/robjhyndman/forecast/issues/28
tbats works fine on the same data.
Yes, tbats() works fine but bats() is not. But since tbats() considers multiple seasonalities and seems more stable (only produce one negative forecast as far as I observed) than bats(), so I just use tbats() with (24,168) seasonality for now.
And it doesn't matter with version 6.1 or 6.2, because in 6.1 bats() still make inf
forecast on some other time windows.
At last, I have one question in my mind: Since for our data, ets MAdM model makes quite accurate forecast on weekdays and tbats() makes "conservative" forecast on weekends, does it make sense to concatenate the forecast made by MAdM on weekdays with that by tbats on weekends? Or is there any related work done by people I could refer to?
Thank you so much for your time, I am really appreciated for your help.
We are building a near real-time forecasting application, so the stability of the forecasting models is also one of our concerns :)
I started looking at this today on a different computer and needed to download the data again, but it has disappeared from the link provided. Can you please share again?
Hello, first I have to say this forecast package is so awesome! It helps a lot with our daily utility prediction and is amazingly accurate.
The problem is that after we updated to forecast 6.2(with R 3.2.2), the bats() provides a model that produce
inf
and '0' predictions. I believe it is probably a corner case, since bats() works fine in other time windows for forecast 6.2.The problematic model in 6.2 is like:
Thanks in advance for your help :D