** Attention PyData participants: Even though our official sprint is listed as being on Friday. We will be running our sprint all week long 11/10-11-18. We encourage you to participate on whatever days work best for you.

Why participate?

Flow forecast is an open-source deep learning for time series framework licensed under GPL-3.0 that aims to make it really easy to leverage deep learning for time series forecasting and classification. By participating in the sprint you will be

How can I participate?

The sprint officials begins on 11/10 1pm EST. In the meantime you can do the following:

We plan on having plenty of issues suitable for all skill levels; anything from fixing documentation to porting the latest state of the art models. Or if you are interested in seeing how flow-forecast models perform on your own (public) dataset then we would be happy to help you get started. The main goal of this sprint is to add more deep learning time series models, benchmark existing models and improve our cloud provider integration. However, we will also welcome PRs that solve documentation issues or bugs.

Primary Contacts

Isaac Godfried

kriti mahajan

Sprint Timeline

Issue Board

Issues

Category

Required Skills

Complexity

Assignee

Add Temporal Fusion Transformer

PyTorch, refactoring research code, Pandas

10-20 hours depending on developer skill.

Add DSA-Net Model

PyTorch, refactoring research code

10-20 hours depending on developer skill.

Add Deep-AR Model

PyTorch

5-10 hours depending on developer skill

Add GRU-Bayes Model

PyTorch, Pandas, refactoring skills

15-25 hours

Integrate Neural ODE models/library with flow

PyTorch, Pandas, ODE knowledge,

30+

Add MASE loss function

PyTorch, Statistics

5-10 hours

Increase GPU Utilization

PyTorch (data-loaders), GPU settings, Wandb

10 hours?

Create Flow Training Docker Image

Docker, Python

Add more tutorials

PyTorch

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