Choosing Histogram Bins for Time-Indexed Events
A histogram of timestamps estimates an event rate, and its error has a minimum in the bin width. See how to estimate that minimum from the counts, and when the method fails.
A histogram of timestamps estimates an event rate, and its error has a minimum in the bin width. See how to estimate that minimum from the counts, and when the method fails.
Some rows have not happened yet, and both obvious fixes are wrong in the same direction.
The evaluation protocol moves the number more than the model does.
The rows are not exchangeable and the baseline is strong.
Unlabeled data is free; the assumption it comes with is not.