Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
The interpolator for boundaries [0, 6] can be configured to predict steps [1,...,5] or steps [1,...,6]. The current implementation of the inference runner assumes the latter and therefore doesn't write intermediate initial states, to avoid overlaps with the last step from the previous window.
For the first case, it would make sense to have the option to write the initial state for intemediate steps so that the output is a contiguous time series.
Describe the solution you'd like
Make this configurable via the inference config
Describe alternatives you've considered
Perhaps set a default depending on whether the prediction window includes or excludes the right hand side input boundary
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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
The interpolator for boundaries [0, 6] can be configured to predict steps [1,...,5] or steps [1,...,6]. The current implementation of the inference runner assumes the latter and therefore doesn't write intermediate initial states, to avoid overlaps with the last step from the previous window.
For the first case, it would make sense to have the option to write the initial state for intemediate steps so that the output is a contiguous time series.
Describe the solution you'd like
Make this configurable via the inference config
Describe alternatives you've considered
Perhaps set a default depending on whether the prediction window includes or excludes the right hand side input boundary
Additional context
No response
Organisation
No response