Gloria documentation#

Version: 0.1.1

Gloria is a flexible time series forecasting tool inspired by Prophet. It enhances Prophet’s GLM-based structure with advanced probabilistic modeling using tailored distributions (e.g., binomial, Poisson, beta) – ideal for real-world forecasting under uncertainty.

Get started#

🚀 Get Started

Learn by doing. Tutorials and workflows for building, training, and evaluating models.

Getting Started
🧠 API Reference

Explore the internals. Detailed reference for functions, models, and utility classes.

API Reference

Built for Professionals#

Distributional Flexibility

Go beyond the normal distribution and model count data (Poisson, Binomial, Negative Binomial, Beta-Binomial), bounded rates (Beta), or non-negative floats (Gamma) natively

Any Time Grid

Gloria handles arbitrary sampling intervals (not just daily)

Rich Event Modeling

Parametric and extensible event library to handle holidays, campaigns, or maintenance windows - any event, any shape, for realistic impacts and reduced overfitting.

Fully Explainable

Gloria’s models are explicit, fully documented, and always inspectable.

Composable Pipelines

Gloria’S modular design lets you build custom forecasting workflows by combining and extending components like events, distributions, and regressors.

Modern Python Stack

Type hints, pydantic for validation, and a clean API design reminiscent of Prophet. but with a much more maintainable and extensible codebase.

Get involved#

Gloria is Open Source and thrives through your ideas, usage, and feedback. Try it, contribute, or just explore:

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