Concept map: Exogenous variables and availability
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- Drop or forecast any regressor that is not known at the forecast origin for the full horizon
- Report ex-ante accuracy, not ex-post, when a model uses future-unknown regressors
- Widen or label scenario forecasts because they exclude uncertainty in the assumed drivers
- Encode moving holidays as windows before and after, not as a single day flag
- Model one-off events as interventions and keep them out of learned seasonality
- Represent a known level shift with a step regressor or a post-break training window
- Use bookings already on hand as a known-at-origin input for departure-level forecasts
- Freeze the event and schedule calendar as it stood at each origin before using it as a feature
Projects 4
- Flagship: final bookings per departure from booking-curve snapshots
- Route-day passenger backtest and the capacity/price what-if: forecasts are not causal answers
- Day-ahead quarter-hour load with daily, weekly and annual seasonality
- Next-day hourly bike rentals: which exogenous inputs exist at forecast time
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