Seven CPU baselines
Persistence, seasonal naive, moving average, linear, ridge, random forest and gradient boosting.
HeatAQ Nexus evaluates environmental forecasts across multiple horizons with chronological splits, rolling origins, event metrics, conformal intervals and versioned research artifacts.
Persistence, seasonal naive, moving average, linear, ridge, random forest and gradient boosting.
Lagged inputs, shifted rolling features and strictly chronological evaluation.
Split-conformal intervals with coverage, width and interval-score reporting.
Selected models are repeatedly evaluated using only earlier observations.
Leaderboard, model cards, configuration and experiment manifest.
The scientific benchmark runs entirely with open Python tooling.
MAE, RMSE, bias, R², sMAPE
Precision, recall, F1, Brier
Coverage, width, interval score
Rolling-origin evaluation