
Developed partial horizons backtesting support for the Nixtla/utilsforecast repository, enabling users to perform backtests even when full horizon data is unavailable. This feature was implemented by introducing an allow_partial_horizons parameter and refining the test_size calculation, allowing for greater flexibility in time series validation workflows. The core backtesting logic, including the _single_split and backtest_splits functions, was refactored and extended to accommodate partial horizons, with comprehensive tests added to ensure reliability. The work leveraged Python and Jupyter Notebook, focusing on backtesting, data processing, and time series analysis to streamline model validation and reduce data readiness constraints.
Delivered Partial Horizons Backtesting Support in Nixtla/utilsforecast, enabling backtests when full horizon data is unavailable through a new allow_partial_horizons parameter and adjusted test_size calculation. Refactored and extended the backtesting core (including _single_split and backtest_splits) with comprehensive tests to ensure reliability with partial horizons. This work improves modeling flexibility and reduces data readiness friction, accelerating validation workflows for forecasting tasks.
Delivered Partial Horizons Backtesting Support in Nixtla/utilsforecast, enabling backtests when full horizon data is unavailable through a new allow_partial_horizons parameter and adjusted test_size calculation. Refactored and extended the backtesting core (including _single_split and backtest_splits) with comprehensive tests to ensure reliability with partial horizons. This work improves modeling flexibility and reduces data readiness friction, accelerating validation workflows for forecasting tasks.

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