[timeseries] enable logging to file, clean up set_logger_verbosity calls #3877
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Issue #, if available:
#3766
Description of changes:
TabularPredictor.Note: Previously, timeseries model objects (
AbstractTimeSeriesModel) had their own verbosity levels provided in the call tofit, which was propagated from the Trainerfitcall to individual models. While this created clutter, it also afforded the flexibility of models potentially using the verbosity level to set dependency log output levels (e.g., GluonTS). We keep this as is: GluonTS models still receiveverbosityas a fit argument.However, logger verbosity is now only controlled by the Predictor, which sets the verbosity (either during init or fit) to the
autogluon.timeseriesparent logger, which is inherited by alllogging.getLogger(__name__)calls in the timeseries module.By submitting this pull request, I confirm that you can use, modify, copy, and redistribute this contribution, under the terms of your choice.