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Added Chronos-2, a forecasting option for numerical data that supports multiple targets and optional context-only columns.
Forecasts include quantile estimates and can extend beyond the initial prediction horizon. Known future feature values are incorporated when provided.
The model can load pretrained weights by default or be initialized without them.
Inputs are limited to the latest 8,192 steps.
Adds the Chronos2 quantile forecasting model, including attention blocks, checkpoint remapping, context preparation, and extended-horizon rollout. The package exports Chronos2 and provides a default numerical preprocessing recipe.
Changes: Chronos-2 model and forecasting
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Transformer and ICL components sdm/models/chronos2/block.py, sdm/models/chronos2/icl.py
Adds transformer blocks with optional rotary embeddings and memory estimates. ICL applies temporal attention and then group attention using observation and group-ID masks.
sequenceDiagram
participant Chronos2
participant Chronos2Model as _Chronos2
participant ICLBlock
participant rollout_quantiles
Chronos2->>Chronos2Model: prepare context and request forecasts
Chronos2Model->>ICLBlock: encode patch inputs with temporal and group masks
ICLBlock-->>Chronos2Model: return encoded values
opt Requested horizon exceeds initial output
Chronos2Model->>ICLBlock: encode extended context for rollout paths
ICLBlock-->>Chronos2Model: return rollout predictions
Chronos2Model->>rollout_quantiles: combine rollout samples and quantile levels
rollout_quantiles-->>Chronos2Model: return aggregated quantiles
end
Chronos2Model-->>Chronos2: return forecast columns
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Possibly related issues
Add more Processors #336 — Adds a numerical preprocessing recipe for Chronos2, which partially addresses the issue’s request for numerical preprocessing support.
Possibly related PRs
NVIDIA/structured-data-models#1306 — Changes Standardize._inverse_transform to broadcast fitted statistics across grouped outputs; Chronos2 uses Standardize and emits multiple quantile columns per target.
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Forecasts may be affected by the unresolved scaling and inverse-transformation concerns, and large long-horizon requests can exhaust device memory. Resolve or explicitly accept these risks before merging.
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sdm/models/chronos2/model.py: 1
229-268: Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Document the Asinh requirement for custom recipes.
The rollout branch of _Chronos2.forward inverts the recipe transforms with sinh(). It then applies asinh() to the rollout output. The inverse assumes that the target and feature inputs went through the default recipe's Asinh step. This branch runs only when the horizon exceeds max_output_patches * patch_size. ICLModel.fit and ICLModel.forward accept a recipe argument that replaces default_recipe(). Chronos2.fit and Chronos2.forward pass it through **kwargs. A custom recipe without Asinh can therefore produce incorrect forecasts beyond that horizon, with no error. The Chronos2 docstring does not state this requirement.
📝 Suggested docstring update
"""The time series forecasting model from the
`"Chronos-2: From Univariate to Universal Forecasting"
<https://arxiv.org/abs/2510.15821>`_ paper.
+ Custom recipes must apply ``Asinh`` to the features and target, as+ ``default_recipe`` does. Rollout beyond ``max_output_patches * patch_size``+ inverts ``Asinh`` with ``sinh``.+
Args:
pretrained: Whether to load the pretrained checkpoint.
device: The device.
"""
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Review comment at @sdm/models/chronos2/model.py around lines 229 - 268:
Update the Chronos2 class docstring to state that custom recipes must apply
Asinh to features and target, matching default_recipe, because rollout beyond
max_output_patches * patch_size uses sinh to invert it. Keep the documentation
focused on this recipe requirement.
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sdm/models/chronos2/icl.py: 2
56-62: Trivial · Maintainability & Code Quality · Low value
Use keyword arguments in the multi-line Linear calls.
The path instructions require keyword arguments in multi-line calls. Both Linear calls pass channels and hidden_channels positionally.
As per path instructions: "keyword arguments in multi-line calls".
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Review comment at @sdm/models/chronos2/icl.py around lines 56 - 62:
Update both multi-line Linear calls in the module to pass their input and output
dimensions using the in_features and out_features keyword arguments, preserving
the existing dimensions, bias setting, and factory_kwargs.
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76-80: Trivial · Performance & Scalability · Heavy lift
The dense group mask grows quadratically with the number of series.
group_mask has shape [N, 1, S, S] in x.dtype. S is the flattened batch times variates, and N is the patch count. The mask covers every pair of series, even though each group usually has only a few variates.
_Chronos2.forward makes this worse during rollout. It expands S by 9 paths, so the mask grows 81×. As an example, S=200 and N≈520 give a 6.7 GB mask in float32, before any attention scores.
Run group attention per group instead. For equal-size groups, reshape to [B, V, N, C] and attend over V. If you keep the dense mask, build it in bool and let SDPA apply it. This cuts mask memory 4× but stays quadratic.
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Review comment at @sdm/models/chronos2/icl.py around lines 76 - 80:
Replace the dense pairwise group_mask path with per-group attention: reshape the
series into equal-size groups and attend over each group’s variates, avoiding an
[N, 1, S, S] mask. Update the attention flow used by _Chronos2.forward to
preserve group isolation without materializing pairs across all series.
sdm/models/chronos2/util.py: 1
19-20: Trivial · Functional Correctness · Low value
Create quantiles and paths with the dtype of samples.
torch.tensor(levels, ...) uses the global default dtype. paths uses a hard-coded .float(). If the default dtype is not float32, the two tensors differ. The interpolation output is then promoted and no longer matches samples.dtype. The path instructions ask you to preserve tensor device and dtype.
As per path instructions: "preserve tensor device and dtype".
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Review comment at @sdm/models/chronos2/util.py around lines 19 - 20:
Update the creation of quantiles and paths to use samples.dtype while preserving
samples.device, rather than relying on the global default dtype or a hard-coded
float conversion.
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sdm/models/chronos2/model.py: 1
152-165: Trivial · Maintainability & Code Quality · Low value
Use keyword arguments in the multi-line calls in the rollout loop.
The sdm/**/*.py path instructions require keyword arguments in multi-line calls. The self._predict(...) and self.norm.inverse(...) calls in the rollout loop of _Chronos2.forward pass positional arguments across several lines. The keyword names below match the current signatures.
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Update the multi-line self._predict and self.norm.inverse calls in
_Chronos2.forward to pass their arguments by keyword, using the current
parameter names; preserve the existing argument values and behavior.
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Review comments at @sdm/models/chronos2/recipe.py:
- Line 14: Update both target and feature pipelines in the Chronos2 recipe to
configure Standardize to accumulate and retain normalization statistics in at
least float32, preventing float16 inputs from overflowing during fitting.
- Line 14: Update the Chronos-2 recipe’s target standardization around
Standardize so only zero target scales fall back to 1e-5, matching the network’s
first-pass and rollout behavior; leave nonzero scales and feature-column
handling unchanged. Do not change the shared Standardize default or use eps in a
way that shifts every scale; add test coverage for constant target columns.
Review comments at @sdm/processing/numerical/standardize.py:
- Around line 91-92: Update the inverse-transform grouping logic to broadcast
the fitted mean and scale to their shared column shape before determining output
grouping; derive the column count from both statistics so independently
broadcastable statistics handle multi-output targets correctly.
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Review comments at @sdm/models/chronos2/model.py:
- Around line 229-268: Update the Chronos2 class docstring to state that custom
recipes must apply Asinh to features and target, matching default_recipe,
because rollout beyond max_output_patches * patch_size uses sinh to invert it.
Keep the documentation focused on this recipe requirement.
---
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Review comments at @sdm/models/chronos2/icl.py:
- Around line 56-62: Update both multi-line Linear calls in the module to pass
their input and output dimensions using the in_features and out_features keyword
arguments, preserving the existing dimensions, bias setting, and factory_kwargs.
- Around line 76-80: Replace the dense pairwise group_mask path with per-group
attention: reshape the series into equal-size groups and attend over each
group’s variates, avoiding an [N, 1, S, S] mask. Update the attention flow used
by _Chronos2.forward to preserve group isolation without materializing pairs
across all series.
Review comments at @sdm/models/chronos2/model.py:
- Around line 152-165: Update the multi-line self._predict and self.norm.inverse
calls in _Chronos2.forward to pass their arguments by keyword, using the current
parameter names; preserve the existing argument values and behavior.
Review comments at @sdm/models/chronos2/util.py:
- Around line 19-20: Update the creation of quantiles and paths to use
samples.dtype while preserving samples.device, rather than relying on the global
default dtype or a hard-coded float conversion.
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sdm/models/chronos2/recipe.py
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Preserve the Chronos-2 zero-variance scale.
14-14: Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Preserve the Chronos-2 zero-variance scale.
Chronos-2 imports InstanceNorm from chronos_bolt, where a zero standard deviation becomes 1e-5. The recipe instead maps a constant target to scale 1.0. The initial prediction path receives the recipe-normalized values directly, and the target inverse transform later uses that 1.0 scale. Any nonzero predicted residual can therefore be inverse-scaled by 1.0 instead of 1e-5, materially changing forecasts for constant target series.
Use a normalization configuration that substitutes 1e-5 only for zero-variance columns. Do not use Standardize(eps=1e-5) unchanged, because this implementation adds epsilon to every nonzero standard deviation and does not exactly match Chronos-2.
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Review comment at @sdm/models/chronos2/recipe.py at line 14:
Update the `sp.Standardize()` normalization in the Chronos-2 recipe so only
zero-variance columns use a scale of `1e-5`, while nonzero standard deviations
remain unchanged; do not use an epsilon option that adds to every scale.
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The _forward reshape and movedim chain, the rollout refit block, and the _predict patching code have no shape comments. The path *batch, T, V → [B*V, T] → [B, V, Q, H] → [B, H, targets*Q] is hard to audit without them. The [S, 9, T] → [S*9, T] → [S, 9*Q, H] transitions in the rollout are also hard to audit.
Add short trailing comments such as # [B*V, T] on the changed lines.
As per coding guidelines: "Add short tensor shape comments for complex tensor operations."
Also applies to: 254-268, 281-331
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Review comment at @sdm/models/chronos2/model.py around lines 152 - 165:
Add concise trailing tensor-shape comments to the complex reshape, transpose,
movedim, and patching operations in _forward, the rollout refit block, and
_predict. Clarify the transitions from *batch, T, V to [B*V, T], then [B, V, Q,
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Derive the rollout path count and quantile slice from QUANTILES.
paths = 9, prediction[:, 2:19:2], and unflatten(0, (-1, 9)) all depend on the layout of QUANTILES. rollout_quantiles hard-codes the same nine levels 0.1…0.9 separately. If QUANTILES changes, the rollout silently feeds back wrong levels and the combined CDF weights become inconsistent. No check catches this.
Define one module-level constant for the feedback index and derive paths from it.
♻️ Proposed fix
QUANTILES = (0.01, *[i / 100 for i in range(5, 100, 5)], 0.99)
+# Rollout feeds back levels 0.1, ..., 0.9 (every second knot).+ROLLOUT_INDEX = slice(2, 19, 2)+NUM_PATHS = len(QUANTILES[ROLLOUT_INDEX])
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- Around line 152-165: Add concise trailing tensor-shape comments to the complex
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refit block, and _predict. Clarify the transitions from *batch, T, V to [B*V,
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