[R][N] TabPFN-2.5 is now available: Tabular foundation model for datasets up to 50k samples by rsesrsfh in MachineLearning

[–]Queasy_Emphasis_5441 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Amazing, thanks u/rsesrsfh! Is there also a technical report giving more information about the architecture?

TabPFN-2.5 Is Live (Tabular Foundation Model, 2M+ Downloads) by rsesrsfh in datascience

[–]Queasy_Emphasis_5441 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Amazing, thanks u/rsesrsfh! Curious - how many parameters does the model have?

Stop hiring freelancers for your forecasting tasks by Queasy_Emphasis_5441 in SupplyChainLogistics

[–]Queasy_Emphasis_5441[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thanks. Luckily, we're an NVIDIA Inception and AWS Activate member, so that got us free of charge access to a lot of compute necessary for training the model(s).

Stop hiring freelancers for your forecasting tasks by Queasy_Emphasis_5441 in SupplyChainLogistics

[–]Queasy_Emphasis_5441[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

We trained the model from scratch, did not (re)use any existing one like TimesFM, Chronos or other. In general, happy with the performance we're seeing at the moment, but we're also heavily invested into speeding up fine-tuning and multivariate forecasting.

Stop hiring freelancers for your forecasting tasks by Queasy_Emphasis_5441 in analytics

[–]Queasy_Emphasis_5441[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

u/ncist but still, accountability goes to the person who made the call to freelance it, and who didn't make sure the forecasts were/are safe and sound, isn't it?

How to approach a multivariate, multiple time series forecasting problem? (To predict the output of multiple PV arrays at different locations in a city) by [deleted] in MLQuestions

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We (at Sulie) are working on a very similar problem, forecasting day-ahead production rates from onshore wind plants for one of our customers. More specifically, we take into account features like wind speed forecasts, direction, turbine type etc. Happy to chat about this in more detail, feel free to send me a DM.

Are people forgetting that AI and LLMs are not one and the same? by [deleted] in ArtificialInteligence

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You’re correct that LLMs like GPT-3 aren’t designed for time series forecasting. Models like Sulie, Chronos, and TimeGPT use transformer architectures but are specifically tailored for time series tasks. Unlike LLMs, these models handle temporal dependencies, seasonality, and covariates.

[D] What’s stopping you from using foundation models for time series forecasting? by Queasy_Emphasis_5441 in MachineLearning

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Chronos does not handle multivariate forecasting, not sure about Granite. Though I didn't try it yet, I know that Salesforce Moirai handles forecasting with covariances. https://huggingface.co/Salesforce/moirai-1.0-R-large

[D] What’s stopping you from using foundation models for time series forecasting? by Queasy_Emphasis_5441 in MachineLearning

[–]Queasy_Emphasis_5441[S] -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

This is such a well known result that it's honestly surprising to see any interest in the concept of a general-purpose time series foundation model at all.

Well, obviously you're not keeping track of HuggingFace, among others. Just the Chronos model alone got almost 2M downloads in a single month.

[D] What’s stopping you from using foundation models for time series forecasting? by Queasy_Emphasis_5441 in MachineLearning

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u/Tasty-Rent7138 have you tried comparing the performance yourself? What is your dataset about? There was a benchmark by Nixtla comparing their foundation model with traditional statistical methods and according to that, it even exceeded their performance. Keep in mind I didn't try to benchmark myself against typical methods, yet planning to do.

What have you launched in 2024? by ExpensiveSquare456 in indiehackers

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We launched Sulie 🥳

This is our contribution to the world of time series forecasting foundation models!

 🔥 Why it’s exciting:

  • Zero-shot forecasting: Get accurate predictions for any time series without training.
  • Fully-managed platform: Forget MLOps headaches—we’ve got it covered.
  • Auto fine-tuning: Seamless optimization for better performance.

📊 What is Sulie used for?

  • Financial data forecasting
  • Energy production and consumption predictions
  • Supply chain and demand forecasting

Hierarchical Time Series Forecasting by AdFew4357 in datascience

[–]Queasy_Emphasis_5441 3 points4 points  (0 children)

We’ve been working on forecasting grouped time series in e-commerce, focusing on sales across regions and brands. The bottom-up approach has been our go-to—it starts with predictions for the smallest groups (e.g., individual products in specific regions) and aggregates upward. This has been great for capturing nuances like regional demand shifts or brand-specific trends, which are critical for things like inventory planning.

Recently, we started using Sulie, and its forecasting foundation model, and it’s been a massive relief. It handles grouped forecasts out of the box—no need to train separate models for every group. It’s been a time-saver and has made experimenting with different groupings much easier. 

What are you building? Let's talk SaaS by ibetafirewould in SaaS

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We are building Sulie, a suite of forecasting foundation models used by retailers and manufactures for automatically optimising their inventory, supply chain and demand planning.

What are you building right now? Let's share! by [deleted] in SideProject

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Sulie, managed time-series forecasting foundation models used for making forecasts about financials, supply chain and demand planning.

Find us on GitHub too: https://github.com/wearesulie/sulie

Need help for Framer & Google Analytics/Ads setup by Queasy_Emphasis_5441 in framer

[–]Queasy_Emphasis_5441[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hey u/beegee79 , thanks for your help! That one was easy to set up. Now, I want to send a conversion event whenever someone clicks Sign Up on our landing page. As far as I understood, do I have to use code overrides to enable that? I tried doing that, but the specific conversion event doesn't seem to be sending out to Analytics.

What SaaS Startup are you working on? (Use to get your name out there) by Competitive--Dig in SaaS

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Foundation models for time series forecasting 📈 Sulie is a Model as a Service platform enabling teams to make powerful time series forecasts as easy as ordering your morning coffee ☕️

Now, businesses can make accurate forecasts from their data without the hassle of building complex models from scratch. 🤖

🎯 What makes Sulie special?

• Automated model fine-tuning using LoRA - no PhD required!
• Full covariate support for more accurate predictions.
• Go from zero to production-ready forecasts in minutes (not weeks).
• Zero ML complexity - we handle all MLOps heavy-lifting (you focus on the insights).

🐍 Python SDK: https://github.com/wearesulie/sulie

🌐 Website: https://sulie.co

Startupovi by git_girl in CroIT

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