Combining Forecasts using Meta-Learning: A Comparative Study for Complex Seasonality

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Main Author: Dudek, Grzegorz
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contents In this paper, we investigate meta-learning for combining forecasts generated by models of different types. While typical approaches for combining forecasts involve simple averaging, machine learning techniques enable more sophisticated methods of combining through meta-learning, leading to improved forecasting accuracy. We use linear regression, $k$-nearest neighbors, multilayer perceptron, random forest, and long short-term memory as meta-learners. We define global and local meta-learning variants for time series with complex seasonality and compare meta-learners on multiple forecasting problems, demonstrating their superior performance compared to simple averaging.
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spellingShingle Combining Forecasts using Meta-Learning: A Comparative Study for Complex Seasonality
Dudek, Grzegorz
Machine Learning
Artificial Intelligence
In this paper, we investigate meta-learning for combining forecasts generated by models of different types. While typical approaches for combining forecasts involve simple averaging, machine learning techniques enable more sophisticated methods of combining through meta-learning, leading to improved forecasting accuracy. We use linear regression, $k$-nearest neighbors, multilayer perceptron, random forest, and long short-term memory as meta-learners. We define global and local meta-learning variants for time series with complex seasonality and compare meta-learners on multiple forecasting problems, demonstrating their superior performance compared to simple averaging.
title Combining Forecasts using Meta-Learning: A Comparative Study for Complex Seasonality
topic Machine Learning
Artificial Intelligence
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2504.08940