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Modeling spatio-temporal locality in multi-step forecasting of geo-referenced time series

Forecasting future measurements from geographically distributed sensors is essential across many domains. However, the spatial distribution of these sensors raises multiple challenges, primarily due to spatial autocorrelation phenomena, that introduce inter-dependencies among nearby locations, that cannot therefore be treated independently. While some existing approaches can capture such phenomena, they generally model the spatial dimension globally across all locations. On the other hand, the method we propose in this paper, called SPALT, focuses on capturing spatial relationships among time series with similar trends, even if they occur at different times, thus modeling the spatio-tempo...

AuthorsAnnunziata D'Aversa, Gianvito Pio, Michelangelo Ceci
Primary categorycs.LG
Published26 August 2026
Last updated at source26 August 2026
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