Chronos-Bolt-Mini
Property | Value |
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Parameter Count | 21.2M |
Model Type | Time Series Forecasting |
Architecture | T5 Encoder-Decoder |
License | Apache-2.0 |
Paper | Chronos Paper |
What is chronos-bolt-mini?
Chronos-bolt-mini is a powerful time series forecasting model that belongs to the Chronos-Bolt family. Based on the efficient T5 architecture, this mini variant contains 21.2M parameters and has been trained on nearly 100 billion time series observations. The model represents a significant advancement in time series forecasting, offering zero-shot capabilities with remarkable efficiency improvements over its predecessors.
Implementation Details
The model utilizes an innovative approach by chunking historical time series data into patches of observations that are processed by the encoder. The decoder then generates quantile forecasts across multiple future steps using direct multi-step forecasting. This architecture enables the model to be up to 250 times faster and 20 times more memory-efficient compared to the original Chronos models.
- Patch-based processing of time series data
- Direct multi-step forecasting capability
- Efficient T5-based architecture
- Zero-shot forecasting support
Core Capabilities
- Extremely fast inference times for time series forecasting
- Support for forecasting multiple time steps ahead
- Efficient handling of large-scale time series data
- Superior accuracy compared to traditional statistical and deep learning models
- Memory-efficient operation for resource-constrained environments
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What makes this model unique?
The model's ability to perform zero-shot forecasting while maintaining significantly faster inference times (up to 250x) and better accuracy than traditional models makes it stand out. It achieves this while being remarkably memory-efficient.
Q: What are the recommended use cases?
This model is ideal for large-scale time series forecasting applications where speed and efficiency are crucial. It's particularly suitable for scenarios requiring zero-shot forecasting capabilities and handling multiple time series simultaneously.