demandplan
Production-grade demand planning library: classical forecasting, intermittent demand methods, hierarchical reconciliation, and probabilistic outputs designed to feed inventory decisions.
Scope
Shipped in v0.1:
- Classical forecasting core — naive / seasonal-naive baselines, ETS, ARIMA/SARIMA behind one probabilistic protocol
- Intermittent demand — Croston, SBA, TSB (vectorized, portfolio-scale)
- Hierarchical reconciliation — bottom-up / top-down / middle-out, OLS / WLSv / MinT-shrink with coherence guarantees
- Probabilistic forecasting — quantile outputs everywhere, calibration diagnostics, newsvendor order-up-to solver
- Evaluation — rolling-origin backtesting with leakage guards; WAPE/MASE/RMSSE/WQL/bias; Forecast Value Add tables
- Selection — champion-challenger per series from backtested performance (no hardcoded segmentation rules)
- Knowledge base — method guides, evaluation handbook, selection framework, tiered industry notes (
docs/)
Planned for later versions: ML/DL model families, foundation-model adapters, causal/driver-based methods, temporal reconciliation, demand sensing utilities.
Quickstart
pip install -e ".[dev]"
from demandplan.pipeline import champion_challenger
result = champion_challenger(df, horizon=13) # df: unique_id, ds, y
result.champion # winning model + backtested WAPE per series
result.forecasts # quantile forecasts from full-history refit
Full walkthrough in docs/index.md; design rationale in the spec, research report, and ADR-0001.
Development
python -m pytest # test suite (coverage gate ≥90% enforced)
python -m mypy # strict typing
python -m ruff check . # lint + format checks
mkdocs serve # knowledge base site
python examples/run_battle_tests.py # bundled real series + 25k-series scale test
python examples/client_simulation.py # ground-truth decision validation
python examples/real_m5_validation.py # real Walmart M5 end-to-end (auto-downloads)
Validated on Windows and Linux (Python 3.12); distribution artefacts pass twine check.
Reproducibility locks: constraints/. Real-data evidence: benchmarks/.
License
Apache-2.0
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