Community Project Profile
TSLANet
Adaptive spectral network for time-series analysis
- Organisation
- SUTD
- Group
- University / research
- Category
- Time-series foundation model
- Status
- Research open source
- Started
- 2024-04
- Language / Form
- Python
- License
- MIT
- GitHub Stars
- 258
- Updated
- 2026-05-04
TSLANet is a time-series AI research project involving SUTD, using a lightweight adaptive spectral network for forecasting, classification, and representation learning tasks.
What It Is
TSLANet stands for Time Series Lightweight Adaptive Network. It combines convolutional operations and spectral analysis, using an Adaptive Spectral Block to capture long- and short-term temporal relationships while reducing noise through adaptive thresholding.
It is not a general chat model; it is a model line for continuous time data in sensors, finance, industry, healthcare, and related domains.
AI Relevance
Time-series data is important but less visible in AI applications. Many enterprise and public-sector signals are not text or images, but continuous measurements: load, prices, electricity usage, patient vitals, and equipment state.
TSLANet represents the extension of the "foundation model" idea into non-text data.
Singapore Relevance
SUTD’s strength sits at the intersection of engineering, design, and systems. Projects such as TSLANet fit Singapore’s real industrial scenarios: urban infrastructure, industrial systems, health monitoring, and financial risk.
This page can later add concrete benchmarks, datasets, and whether local industry applications emerge.
Milestones
- 2024-04TSLANet paper and code released
- 2024Paper published at ICML 2024