Question about the get point statistics function in measurement

[RobinloveCode]

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[RobinloveCode]

Hi Dr.

I am confused about how you calculate the accuracy measurement. Let us take uni variate and one-order for example.

In the Measurement.py, this line of code is used to calculate the RMSE of the targets and forecasts
ret.append(np.round(rmse(ndata[model.max_lag:], forecasts), 2)).

Here ndata[model.max_lag:] represents the targets , however the forecasts are generated by the following code, taking yu.model for example,
l = len(ndata) if not explain else 1
for k in np.arange(0, l):
actual = FuzzySet.get_maximum_membership_fuzzyset(ndata[k], self.sets, ordered_sets)
You take all the data to generate predictions. So the forecasts have the same length of input data, but shift forward by prediction horizon. However, the forecasts have the different length of ndata[model.max_lag:].

I am confused about this.

[petroniocandido]

Hi! Thanks to get in touch!

On benchmarks.Measures.rmse (https://github.com/PYFTS/pyFTS/blob/master/pyFTS/benchmarks/Measures.py#L32) assumes that the inputs are already synced up. For example, the function benchmarks.Measures.get_point_statistics (https://github.com/PYFTS/pyFTS/blob/master/pyFTS/benchmarks/Measures.py#L311) take the test data and a FTS model as inputs, then it generate the forecasts of the model and sync those data (it delete the first datapoint of the test data and the last datapoint of the forecasted data, when the order = 1, usually max_lag = 1).

It is clear for you now?

[RobinloveCode]

Thanks for your reply. I have understood your codes. 获取 Outlook for iOS<https://aka.ms/o0ukef>

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[petroniocandido]

You are welcome!