Initial implementation of streaming forecasting #12
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Started working on proper batch training
Pull yahoo changes into ianflint
…c scoring at this point
SOS updates itself when streaming in data points Bootstrap new model if new data comes in
Removed abstract keyword from interfaces
…n if the data is streamed over time rather than all at once
Made a new type of model - a Streaming model, and pulled all of the streaming specific functions into it TODO: Make everything streaming and then get rid of the differentiation
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Use proper SCM.
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Built a streaming olympic scoring package
Built a directory model store
Built some top level classes with main methods to train and invoke stored models for a stream of data (from stdin)