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In the previous year, I published a post, which as I hoped, was the first tutorial of the series describing how to effectively use PyTorch in Time Series Forecasting. Recently, a new exciting R package was submitted on CRAN. This great news was officially announced on the RStudio AI Blog. Yes, you mean right – the R port of PyTorch – called simply torch came into play. This encouraged me to reactivate my series, but in this time with both R and Pythonic versions.
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