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Introducing MLX-Swift-TS An SDK for running time series foundation models fully on-device on Apple Silicon. When I joined Datadog, Inc. , I was introduced to Toto, our time series foundation model, and got excited about zero-shot forecasting across different domains. While building a health copilot app, I realized there...

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