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PathFM:多元轨迹的快速生成预测

原文标题 · PathFM: Fast Generative Forecasting of Multivariate Trajectories

作者:姚佳晨、张锡源、余安南|时间序列基础模型在通用预测中变得越来越受欢迎。然而,大多数领先的模型都预测了边际分位数,而未来轨迹的依赖结构却未具体说明。这种区别对于累积需求、峰值负载和事件计时等依赖于供应商的量很重要,但点和边际分数并不能揭示这一点。

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Computer Science > Machine Learning

Title: PathFM: Fast Generative Forecasting of Multivariate Trajectories

Abstract: Time series foundation models are becoming increasingly popular for general-purpose forecasting. However, most leading models predict marginal quantiles, leaving the dependence structure of future trajectories unspecified. This distinction matters for trajectory-dependent quantities such as cumulative demand, peak load, and event timing, yet point and marginal scores do not reveal it. To model this dependence, we introduce PathFM, a trajectory-based forecasting model that uses flow matching to generate complete future paths. We further distill the model to one or two steps and share history attention cache across draws. Together, these enable PathFM to generate multiple paths for a single series in roughly the time needed for one query to a quantile model. The distilled sampler also makes it practical to optimize a calibration loss directly. PathFM achieves competitive marginal accuracy on the established forecasting benchmarks fev-bench and TIME. To complement these evaluations, we introduce Forecast Path Score Bench (fps-bench), which augments fev-bench tasks with energy and variogram scores and downstream metrics. PathFM achieves a higher aggregate path score on fps-bench than all evaluated external baselines. Experiments on chaotic systems further show that our flow model sustains long-run variability, while strong baselines rapidly collapse. PathFM makes generative time series forecasting both competitive and practical, enabling diverse downstream applications.

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