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Predicting Estimated Times of Restoration for Electrical Outages Using Longitudinal Tabular Transformers
Utilities publish Estimated Times of Restoration (ETRs) for customer-facing storm outages, and their accuracy governs whether customers can make sound decisions about food, medical equipment, and relocation. Prior work treats ETR as static tabular regression in which each outage contributes one reco
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