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Extend NaiveForecaster
to include all common naive forecasting strategies. For an overview, see this chapter.
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seasonal
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Frequently we need to extract part of dataset for test network for example.
We need to implement this feature in DataProducer, cause it'll make possible to not change dataset class. Also, DataProsucer has flushing and loading indices interfaces.
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fastText supervised model does not take into account of the document and words representation, it just learns bag of words and labels.
embeddings are computed only on the relation word->label. it would be interesting to learn jointly the semantic relation label<->document<->word<->context.
for now it is only possible to pre-train word embeddings and then use them as initial vectors for the clas
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FYI: Minor Spelling
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