Forecast help

Choose Name for partial text matching or Exact ID for a single numeric identifier. Use the sort control to change the order of the results.

Run status and pipeline filters accept more than one value. Administrators can also filter by owner.

Open Experiments, then choose an experiment to inspect its run history and start a new run with that experiment selected by default.

The timeline comes from durable database records. Active runs refresh every 15 seconds while the Monitoring tab is visible.

Expand a job and select an executed step to request its current orchestration status. This live check can be unavailable even when recorded progress remains usable.

A step without an event is Scheduled while its run is active, and Not run after a failed or cancelled run. Recorded state remains authoritative.

A sole cluster, series identifier, target, or result type is selected automatically. When several options are available, use the labelled selectors to review one result context at a time.

Plot highlights forecast patterns and intervals, while Table preserves the returned values. Use the legend labels, line styles, and markers to identify each series rather than relying on colour alone.

Complete runs present training metrics and prediction forecasts independently. Explainability and importance results also show their own unavailable or failed state without hiding valid results elsewhere on the page.

A comparison always includes the labelled baseline and each selected alternative. Change scenarios returns to the project without discarding the current selection.

Viewers can inspect a run. Editors can grant viewer access. Only the run creator or an administrator can rename the run, grant editor access, or change and remove existing permissions.

Share directly with a user or use a group for a maintained set of people. A run's required ancestor runs are shared automatically.

Opening an Experiment context from Shared Runs groups only the runs individually available to you; the Experiment itself is not a shared object.

The Admin badge reflects membership of the configured administrators group. Administrators can manage resources owned by other users, including experiments, runs, projects, scenarios, and groups. The Administrators directory is read-only; account offboarding and role mutation are not available here.

After a group or permission change, choose Refresh my access from the profile menu to reload your session and cached access information.

Administrators can choose Refresh access from a Standard user's action menu. This reloads that account's cached access information without changing the account or its groups.