CMoS: Rethinking Time Series Prediction Through the Lens of Chunk-wise Spatial Correlations
Recent advances in lightweight time series forecasting models suggest the inherent simplicity of time series forecasting tasks. In this paper, we present CMoS, a super-lightweight time series forecasting model. Instead of learning the embedding of the shapes, CMoS directly models the spatial correlations between different time series chunks. Additionally, we introduce a Correlation Mixing technique that enables the model to capture diverse spatial correlations with minimal parameters, and an optional Periodicity Injection technique to ensure faster convergence. Despite utilizing as low as 1% of the lightweight model DLinear's parameters count, experimental results demonstrate that CMoS outperforms existing state-of-the-art models across multiple datasets. Furthermore, the learned weights of CMoS exhibit great interpretability, providing practitioners with valuable insights into temporal structures within specific application scenarios.
Code (1)
Tasks
Time SeriesTime Series ForecastingTime Series PredictionSimilar Papers 제목 키워드 기반
Memristive LSTM network hardware architecture for time-series predictive modeling problem
Analysis of time-series data allows to identify long-term trends and make predictions that can help to improve our lives. With the rapid development of artificial neural networks, long short-term memory (LSTM) recurrent …
Time SeriesTime Series AnalysisTime Series ForecastingToward Reasoning-Centric Time-Series Analysis
Traditional time series analysis has long relied on pattern recognition, trained on static and well-established benchmarks. However, in real-world settings -- where policies shift, human behavior adapts, and unexpected e…
Time Series AnalysisRethinking Remaining Useful Life Prediction with Scarce Time Series Data: Regression under Indirect Supervision
Supervised time series prediction relies on directly measured target variables, but real-world use cases such as predicting remaining useful life (RUL) involve indirect supervision, where the target variable is labeled a…
PredictionregressionTime SeriesTime Series Prediction+1There is No "apple" in Timeseries: Rethinking TSFM through the Lens of Invariance
Timeseries foundation models (TSFMs) have multiplied, yet lightweight supervised baselines and even classical models often match them. We argue this gap stems from the naive importation of NLP or CV pipelines. In languag…
Rethinking Tokenization for Clinical Time Series: When Less is More
Tokenization strategies shape how models process electronic health records, yet fair comparisons of their effectiveness remain limited. We present a systematic evaluation of tokenization approaches for clinical time seri…
Mortality PredictionFeature Importance