Plots in forecast tutorial doesn't match output.
See original GitHub issueI run the code in Prophet Forecast in tutorial with the air_passengers
dataset and m.plot() but the result doesn’t match the output there. If I remember correctly, it used to.
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Hi @SakshiNYCU, thanks a lot for your suggestion. The result looks as I expected
compared to the tutorial
@BinhHong I’m facing the same issue with the Ensemble model. A couple of weeks ago my graphs showed the actual and forecasted trends together but now as I try to replicate my results with the same code and data, they just show the forecasted trends.
I suggest you try the following:
# generate forecast values fcst = m.predict( steps=30, freq="MS" include_history = True )
I tried it for Ensemble, but it shows some error. However, in the case of SARIMA it works for me.