tidyverts / tidyverts/fabletools
Allow multivariate expression for univariate models
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Description
Using a multivariate response with univariate models could estimate each response variable independently using the same model structure.
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/67051079/r-forecasting-fable-package-multivariate-decompostion-model
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Research direction
Start with the linked Stack Overflow question to clarify how a multivariate response should be handled by univariate models. Identify the relevant fabletools entry points and expected test coverage; done means each response variable can be estimated independently using the same model structure.
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- Feature
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- 30/100