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  1. chronos_forecasting-1.3.0/.github/ISSUE_TEMPLATE/bug_report.md +33 -0
  2. chronos_forecasting-1.3.0/.github/ISSUE_TEMPLATE/config.yml +12 -0
  3. chronos_forecasting-1.3.0/.github/workflows/ci.yml +52 -0
  4. chronos_forecasting-1.3.0/.github/workflows/publish-to-pypi.yml +27 -0
  5. chronos_forecasting-1.3.0/.gitignore +163 -0
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  7. chronos_forecasting-1.3.0/CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md +4 -0
  8. chronos_forecasting-1.3.0/CONTRIBUTING.md +59 -0
  9. chronos_forecasting-1.3.0/LICENSE +175 -0
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  11. chronos_forecasting-1.3.0/PKG-INFO +437 -0
  12. chronos_forecasting-1.3.0/README.md +225 -0
  13. chronos_forecasting-1.3.0/figures/chronos-logo.png +0 -0
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  16. chronos_forecasting-1.3.0/pyproject.toml +44 -0
  17. chronos_forecasting-1.3.0/scripts/README.md +153 -0
  18. chronos_forecasting-1.3.0/scripts/evaluation/agg-relative-score.py +60 -0
  19. chronos_forecasting-1.3.0/scripts/evaluation/configs/in-domain.yaml +78 -0
  20. chronos_forecasting-1.3.0/scripts/evaluation/configs/zero-shot.yaml +137 -0
  21. chronos_forecasting-1.3.0/scripts/evaluation/evaluate.py +407 -0
  22. chronos_forecasting-1.3.0/scripts/evaluation/results/chronos-bolt-base-agg-rel-scores.csv +5 -0
  23. chronos_forecasting-1.3.0/scripts/evaluation/results/chronos-bolt-base-in-domain.csv +16 -0
  24. chronos_forecasting-1.3.0/scripts/evaluation/results/chronos-bolt-base-zero-shot.csv +28 -0
  25. chronos_forecasting-1.3.0/scripts/evaluation/results/chronos-bolt-mini-agg-rel-scores.csv +5 -0
  26. chronos_forecasting-1.3.0/scripts/evaluation/results/chronos-bolt-mini-in-domain.csv +16 -0
  27. chronos_forecasting-1.3.0/scripts/evaluation/results/chronos-bolt-mini-zero-shot.csv +28 -0
  28. chronos_forecasting-1.3.0/scripts/evaluation/results/chronos-bolt-small-agg-rel-scores.csv +5 -0
  29. chronos_forecasting-1.3.0/scripts/evaluation/results/chronos-bolt-small-in-domain.csv +16 -0
  30. chronos_forecasting-1.3.0/scripts/evaluation/results/chronos-bolt-small-zero-shot.csv +28 -0
  31. chronos_forecasting-1.3.0/scripts/evaluation/results/chronos-bolt-tiny-agg-rel-scores.csv +5 -0
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  34. chronos_forecasting-1.3.0/scripts/evaluation/results/chronos-t5-base-agg-rel-scores.csv +5 -0
  35. chronos_forecasting-1.3.0/scripts/evaluation/results/chronos-t5-base-in-domain.csv +16 -0
  36. chronos_forecasting-1.3.0/scripts/evaluation/results/chronos-t5-base-zero-shot.csv +28 -0
  37. chronos_forecasting-1.3.0/scripts/evaluation/results/chronos-t5-large-agg-rel-scores.csv +5 -0
  38. chronos_forecasting-1.3.0/scripts/evaluation/results/chronos-t5-large-in-domain.csv +16 -0
  39. chronos_forecasting-1.3.0/scripts/evaluation/results/chronos-t5-large-zero-shot.csv +28 -0
  40. chronos_forecasting-1.3.0/scripts/evaluation/results/chronos-t5-mini-agg-rel-scores.csv +5 -0
  41. chronos_forecasting-1.3.0/scripts/evaluation/results/chronos-t5-mini-in-domain.csv +16 -0
  42. chronos_forecasting-1.3.0/scripts/evaluation/results/chronos-t5-mini-zero-shot.csv +28 -0
  43. chronos_forecasting-1.3.0/scripts/evaluation/results/chronos-t5-small-agg-rel-scores.csv +5 -0
  44. chronos_forecasting-1.3.0/scripts/evaluation/results/chronos-t5-small-in-domain.csv +16 -0
  45. chronos_forecasting-1.3.0/scripts/evaluation/results/chronos-t5-small-zero-shot.csv +28 -0
  46. chronos_forecasting-1.3.0/scripts/evaluation/results/chronos-t5-tiny-agg-rel-scores.csv +5 -0
  47. chronos_forecasting-1.3.0/scripts/evaluation/results/chronos-t5-tiny-in-domain.csv +16 -0
  48. chronos_forecasting-1.3.0/scripts/evaluation/results/chronos-t5-tiny-zero-shot.csv +28 -0
  49. chronos_forecasting-1.3.0/scripts/evaluation/results/seasonal-naive-in-domain.csv +16 -0
  50. chronos_forecasting-1.3.0/scripts/evaluation/results/seasonal-naive-zero-shot.csv +28 -0
  51. chronos_forecasting-1.3.0/scripts/kernel-synth.py +200 -0
  52. chronos_forecasting-1.3.0/scripts/training/configs/chronos-gpt2.yaml +35 -0
  53. chronos_forecasting-1.3.0/scripts/training/configs/chronos-t5-base.yaml +35 -0
  54. chronos_forecasting-1.3.0/scripts/training/configs/chronos-t5-large.yaml +35 -0
  55. chronos_forecasting-1.3.0/scripts/training/configs/chronos-t5-mini.yaml +35 -0
  56. chronos_forecasting-1.3.0/scripts/training/configs/chronos-t5-small.yaml +35 -0
  57. chronos_forecasting-1.3.0/scripts/training/configs/chronos-t5-tiny.yaml +35 -0
  58. chronos_forecasting-1.3.0/scripts/training/train.py +702 -0
  59. chronos_forecasting-1.3.0/src/chronos/__init__.py +24 -0
  60. chronos_forecasting-1.3.0/src/chronos/base.py +162 -0
  61. chronos_forecasting-1.3.0/src/chronos/chronos.py +585 -0
  62. chronos_forecasting-1.3.0/src/chronos/chronos_bolt.py +587 -0
  63. chronos_forecasting-1.3.0/src/chronos/utils.py +20 -0
  64. chronos_forecasting-1.3.0/test/dummy-chronos-bolt-model/config.json +50 -0
  65. chronos_forecasting-1.3.0/test/dummy-chronos-bolt-model/model.safetensors +0 -0
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  67. chronos_forecasting-1.3.0/test/dummy-chronos-model/generation_config.json +7 -0
  68. chronos_forecasting-1.3.0/test/dummy-chronos-model/pytorch_model.bin +0 -0
  69. chronos_forecasting-1.3.0/test/test_chronos.py +387 -0
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