Use predict_df inside predict_fev#512
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If the scores for Chronos-2 and Chronos-Bolt match, then this looks good to me. Thanks @shchur!
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predict_df+fev's built-in conversion utilities insidepredict_fevforBaseChronosPipelineandChronos2Pipeline.chronos.chronos2.datasetbatch_sizesupport forBaseChronosPipeline.predict_df-> previously this method just ran inference on the entire DF in one go, potentially leading to OOM errors.To do:
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