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Which Histories Matter for Time Series Forecasting? Learning Predictive Relevance with Future Supervision
Historical retrieval for time-series prediction commonly treats past similarity as a proxy for usefulness. We ask a different question: which historical examples should be expected to matter for a query? We define predictive relevance as expected future utility conditioned on inference-time informat
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