For loops are very convenient. With a combination of a for loop and some if-else statements you can do just about anything. There’s just one problem though, for loops are kinda slow. There are many ways to speed up the code, the best usually, in the data science world, to use vectorized NumPy or Pandas […]
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AutoTS development has been on hold for the last three months or so. Partly that is because it finally works more or less as I originally intended. In fact, it works better than I originally intended. Still, the current development feels like a failure as I failed to use it to submit any decent models
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Even in a northerly place like Minnesota, our existing panels provide a decent bit of electricity. However, they were put in when this house was not fully occupied, and because of rules – that you can only put up 120% of your current use worth of generation capability, the array size was too small to
