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feat: saving and re-using fine-tuned models #562
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very cool pr!
when using distributed frameworks, we would expect an error. should we raise a particular error in that case?
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lgtm:)
Adds the following:
NixtlaClient.finetune
to fine tune and save a model.NixtlaClient.finetuned_models
to list the models a user has fine tuned.finetuned_model_id
argument to all methods to use a saved fine tuned model to compute forecasts.