docs: updated to include fill_gaps capability for multiple time series
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I'm not a fan of pasting docstrings in a notebook, I'd prefer if you linked to the function reference or even just have |
OK, I have updated this using the
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| requirements = annotated-types httpx[zstd] orjson pandas pydantic>=1.10 tenacity tqdm utilsforecast>=0.2.8 | ||
| dev_requirements = black datasetsforecast fire hierarchicalforecast jupyterlab nbdev neuralforecast numpy<2 plotly polars pre-commit pyreadr python-dotenv pyyaml setuptools<70 statsforecast tabulate | ||
| dev_requirements = black datasetsforecast fire hierarchicalforecast jupyterlab nbdev neuralforecast numpy<2 plotly polars pre-commit pyreadr python-dotenv pyyaml setuptools<70 statsforecast tabulate ipywidgets |
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It is needed to use the show_docs capability provided by nbdev.
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I don't think so, uv run --with nbdev --with utilsforecast python -c 'from nbdev import show_doc; from utilsforecast.preprocessing import fill_gaps; print(show_doc(fill_gaps))' runs fine without it.
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It runs but we get this message.
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that seems to come from nixtla, rather than nbdev. Let's leave it but please note that these are sorted alphabetically, so please set it in the right place.
Closes [docs] Forecasting with multiple time series with missing values #571
Updated version of Missing Values tutorial can be seen below.