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Add timeh2o-v1-tiny wrapper and fev-bench submission - #201
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Hi,
We'd like to submit TimeH2O-v1-tiny to fev-bench.
It's a 5.8M-parameter univariate time-series foundation model that runs through the
h2ofmpackage.On the full benchmark it gets a SQL skill score of 45.5, with a median runtime of 0.19 s per 100 series on a single RTX 5090.
This PR adds:
models/timeh2o-v1-tiny/: the wrapper andrequirements.txt(h2ofm==0.42.0)benchmarks/fev_bench/results/timeh2o-v1-tiny.csv: results for all 100 tasksmodels.yamlTo reproduce:
A few notes:
h2ofmrequires Python 3.12 or newer (we used 3.14).The submission tests pass locally, and the results match our own internal fev-bench run.
Thanks for maintaining the benchmark!
Cheers,
Far0n