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ELATE: Evolutionary Language model for Automated Time-series Engineering

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  • Haebom

Author

Andrew Murray, Danial Dervovic, Michael Cashmore

Outline

This paper proposes ELATE (Evolutionary Language Model for Automated Time-series Engineering), a novel method for automating feature engineering in time-series forecasting using machine learning models. ELATE automates feature engineering for time-series data by leveraging language models within an evolutionary framework. It automates the traditionally manual and time-consuming feature engineering process, generating features using time-series statistics and feature importance measures, and removing redundant features. Experimental results show an average 8.4% improvement in prediction accuracy across various domains.

Takeaways, Limitations

Takeaways:
Presentation of an automated feature engineering method that can contribute to improving the accuracy of time series forecasting models.
Domain-specific knowledge can be effectively reflected by utilizing language models.
Experimentally verified its applicability in various fields.
Limitations:
May depend on the performance of the language model.
You may need a language model optimized for a specific domain.
Consideration must be given to computational costs and time.
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