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Moirai-1.0-R-Base

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Salesforce/moirai-1.0-R-base

91M params | Upstream checkpoint

Moirai-1.0-R-Base is the reference dense checkpoint in Salesforce's original Moirai family, sitting between Moirai-1.0-R-Small and Moirai-1.0-R-Large. At 91M parameters it is the natural default for the first-generation Moirai design: enough capacity to improve general forecasting quality on heterogeneous multivariate settings without the cost of the large variant.

It keeps the same masked-encoder transformer used across the dense 1.0-R line, with multi-patch projections, any-variate attention, and a mixture-distribution output head. The any-variate attention lets a single model handle arbitrary numbers of target variables and dynamic covariates, while the mixture output head returns probabilistic forecasts with calibrated quantiles rather than a single trajectory. Like its siblings it is pretrained on the LOTSA corpus, giving it broad zero-shot coverage across domains.

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Model Classification

Family

Moirai-1.0-R

Type

time series foundation model

Pretrained time-series model for zero-shot or few-shot forecasting workloads.

Training Data

LOTSA, the Large-scale Open Time Series Archive, with roughly 27B observations across nine domains including energy, transport, finance, healthcare, sales, climate, web, and social data.

Recommended For

  • • Multivariate forecasting across heterogeneous domains
  • • Workloads that benefit from probabilistic outputs and arbitrary variate counts

Strengths

  • • Strong multivariate coverage across the Moirai family
  • • Well-suited to covariates and correlated series

Limitations

  • • Model cards for some newer Moirai variants are still sparse on exact checkpoint details
  • • Heavier family choices can be more expensive than tiny single-purpose baselines

Capabilities

forecastingquantile-forecastingmultivariatecovariateszero-shot

Tags

salesforcemoiraimultivariateprobabilistic

Specifications

Parameters
91M
Architecture
masked encoder transformer with multi-patch projections, any-variate attention, and mixture-distribution output
Context length
n/a
Max context
n/a
Minimum history
n/a
Recommended history
n/a
Input step
n/a
Required target series
1
Temperature
Ignored
Top P
Ignored
Max output
n/a
License
n/a

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