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Added support for running forecasting models on the TIME benchmark, with dataset selection, optional context-size settings, automatic CPU/GPU selection, and skipping of completed runs.
Added evaluation of benchmark results against TIME’s published reference results using its official leaderboard script.
Documentation
Added setup, usage, dataset-selection, and evaluation guidance for TIME, including license information, and listed TIME alongside other time-series benchmarks.
Adds a TIME forecasting runner that saves predictions for selected datasets and terms. Adds an evaluator that stages SDM and pinned reference results for TIME’s official leaderboard script.
The runner selects datasets and terms, generates forecasts, and saves window predictions. The shared predictor import now uses benchmark.timeseries.predictor, and its fixed quantile-level constant was removed. Documentation covers setup, execution, and evaluation. The benchmark indexes link to TIME, and .gitignore excludes time_bench_out/.
The evaluator finds configurations completed across SDM runs, stages available local and pinned reference results as symlinks, then runs TIME’s official leaderboard script.
sequenceDiagram
participant Runner as TIME runner
participant Dataset as TIME dataset
participant Predictor as SDMPredictor
participant Results as Saved result files
Runner->>Dataset: load selected dataset and term
Runner->>Predictor: predict dataset test inputs
Predictor-->>Runner: return forecast quantiles
Runner->>Results: save window predictions
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Merge Risk: Moderate · previous review 4392e
Fix the TIME evaluation instructions and confirm the previously reported runner failure before merging. Other earlier benchmark-result and documentation concerns also remain unresolved.
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sdm/evaluation/regression.py: 1
53-53: Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Compare quantile levels, not their spellings.
For columns ["a__q50", "b__q500"], this comparison raises ValueError. The documented format defines both columns as median predictions, so they have the same quantile level. Compare parsed levels for each target while preserving their column order. Add this case to the tests.
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Update the comparison of `columns` against the expected target/quantile sequence
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benchmark/README.md: 1
15-15: Minor · Maintainability & Code Quality · Quick win
Point the TIME link to forecasting/time_bench/.
The relative link timeseries/time_bench/ in benchmark/README.md resolves to benchmark/timeseries/time_bench/, which does not exist. The TIME runner is at benchmark/forecasting/time_bench/.
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Update the time_bench link in the benchmark README to point to
forecasting/time_bench/ so it resolves to the existing TIME runner; leave the
label and external TIME link unchanged.
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Name the tensor arguments in the multi-line calls.
Pass tensor= in both TableTensor.from_tensor calls. As per coding guidelines, “Use keyword arguments in multi-line calls.”
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The current comparisons exercise only the default CPU dtype. Parametrize the test with the repository's device fixture and relevant floating dtypes. Add explicit assertions that both values and levels preserve pred.numerical.dtype and pred.numerical.device.
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Point the TIME imports and README commands at benchmark.timeseries.
benchmark/forecasting is not tracked in this checkout. Each benchmark.forecasting import raises ModuleNotFoundError, and so does each documented python -m benchmark.forecasting... command. The modules exist under benchmark/timeseries/. QUANTILE_LEVELS and SDMPredictor are defined in benchmark/timeseries/gift_eval/predictor.py, not in a gift_eval/models.py module. MODEL_CONFIGS is defined in benchmark/timeseries/model.py.
The namespace correction fixes the ModuleNotFoundError in evaluate.py and in the documented commands. main.py still fails at import. add_model_args has no definition in the inspected scope, so the add_model_args import raises ImportError after this change. Resolve that helper separately.
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Update imports in the TIME benchmark’s main and evaluate modules to use the
existing benchmark.timeseries modules, importing QUANTILE_LEVELS and
SDMPredictor from gift_eval.predictor. Update the documented Python module
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Major · Register the TIME parser arguments explicitly. · main.py:28-30
benchmark.timeseries.model defines MODEL_CONFIGS but no add_model_args. After the namespace imports are corrected, the helper import or call can still fail. If the call is removed without replacement, only --dataset is registered, and the later accesses to args.max_context_size and args.batch_size can fail. Mirror the sibling parser contract and register all three options.
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- Around line 21-25: Update imports in the TIME benchmark’s main and evaluate
modules to use the existing benchmark.timeseries modules, importing
QUANTILE_LEVELS and SDMPredictor from gift_eval.predictor. Update the documented
Python module commands in the README to use benchmark.timeseries; leave the
separate add_model_args issue out of scope.
- Around line 28-30: Replace the invalid add_model_args call in main with
explicit registration of --model, --batch-size/--batch_size, and
--max-context-size/--max_context_size arguments, using MODEL_CONFIGS for model
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Major · Invalidate cached results when inference options change. · main.py:40-42
benchmark/timeseries/time_bench/main.py:40-42 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Invalidate cached results when inference options change.
result_dir uses only model_config.name. The skip condition checks only for metrics.npz. A second run with a different --max_context_size or --batch_size therefore reuses stale predictions. Compare result-affecting parameters with config.json, or use a distinct run identity. The evaluator then consumes those stale metrics. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Use the TIME runner in this TIME README.
benchmark.timeseries.gift_eval.main runs GIFT-Eval, not TIME. The TIME command appears below. Move this command to a separate GIFT-Eval section or remove it. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Update the TIME README so the `benchmark.timeseries.gift_eval.main` command is
not presented as the TIME runner: move it into a separate GIFT-Eval section or
remove it, and keep the TIME runner command in the TIME section.
Keep the TimesFM3 description on one physical line. Markdown syntax does not require this line break.
As per coding guidelines, Markdown list items must not contain hard line wraps unless syntax or rendered formatting requires them.
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