albertooooz/chronos-2-lora-pl-day-ahead
Chronos-2 LoRA — Poland day-ahead electricity prices
LoRA adapter for 24-hour-ahead hourly day-ahead (DA) electricity price forecasting in Poland (ENTSO-E bidding zone PL). Fine-tuned on top of `amazon/chronos-2` using ENTSO-E price history. Weather covariates were not used during training but can be supplied at inference.
Intended use
- Univariate DA price forecasting for the Polish bidding zone (PL)
- Load with the Chronos-2 pipeline (PEFT LoRA adapter, not a standalone full model)
- Optional Open-Meteo weather covariates at inference via
predict_df - Research and prototyping — not financial or trading advice
Usage
Install dependencies:
pip install chronos-forecasting peft torchLoad the adapter (Chronos merges the LoRA weights automatically):
from chronos import Chronos2Pipeline
import numpy as np
pipeline = Chronos2Pipeline.from_pretrained("albertooooz/chronos-2-lora-pl-day-ahead")
# Univariate context: shape (n_series, n_variates, history_length)
context = np.array(your_hourly_prices, dtype=np.float64).reshape(1, 1, -1)
forecast = pipeline.predict(inputs=context, prediction_length=24)Training data
Training hyperparameters
Target modules: self_attention.q/k/v/o, output_patch_embedding.output_layer.
Evaluation
Walk-forward backtest on the held-out 12 months: 2 random origin days per calendar month, horizon 24h, random_seed=42, 1h frequency — same protocol as benchmark v1.
Metrics: MASE (primary), MAE. MASE scale uses in-sample seasonal naive on context up to each origin.
See eval_results.json in this repository for structured metrics.
Limitations
- Trained only on Polish (PL) day-ahead prices; do not expect strong transfer to other zones or markets without retraining
- Does not model fundamental drivers (fuel, outages, cross-border flows) beyond price history (and optional weather at inference)
- Outputs are probabilistic point/quantile forecasts — validate before production use
- Not a substitute for professional energy market forecasting or risk management
Base model
This is a LoRA adapter — load it together with `amazon/chronos-2`. If you use this adapter in research, cite the Chronos-2 foundation model.
