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HypLTSF: A Hyperbolic Geometric View of Multi-Scale Hierarchies for Long-Term Time Series Forecasting

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HypLTSF introduces a hyperbolic geometric framework for long‑term time series forecasting by embedding multi‑scale representations into the Poincaré ball. The approach imposes radial and angular constraints to align the geometry with temporal hierarchies, ensuring that coarser scales abstract finer ones and that related fine‑scale patterns share common ancestors. Experiments on forecasting benchmarks demonstrate that this explicit geometric modeling of the hierarchy yields state‑of‑the‑art performance.

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