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# statsforecast
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j
Hey. What's the
h
that you're using for the prediction intervals?
s
I use
h = 56 = forecasting horizon
j
The intervals are computed for each step, so it's possible that in those 5 windows the error became smaller as time went on, thus the intervals would be narrower
s
OK, I get it. So I should use a larger number of intervals? For example
n_windows = 10
or more? The problem is that in such a case I need more than
h*n_windows = 56*10 = 560
days in the training set. And such data is not always available.
I think it would be nice to be able to use overlapping windows for the conformal prediction intervals. In the code the
step_size
is hard coded (link) to be equal to
h
. Maybe you should consider making a
step_size
a parameter? Or are there any thoughts on why this is a bad idea?
j
5 should be fine. If you're able to provide a minimum example where this happens I can help investigate further
s
Okay, I will prepare a Jupyter notebook with code and data to reproduce such behaviour and post it here later.
Here is a minimal example to reproduce the discussed behaviour. Any comments about the code are welcome )).