Timestamps in Predictions

[Himmelxd]

Good day,
I was wondering, when using the .predict function in combination with timestamps (column 'date') there is no 'date' column in the prediction. But what is the resulting frequency of the prediction? I tested some models but never got a definitive answer.
Thanks

[Secilia-Cxy]

By default, we use a sliding window of stride 1, and each prediction window moves forward one step at a time. For example, with a seq_len of 96, the first prediction is based on [0, 96), the second on [1, 97), and so on.
Hope this helps!

[Himmelxd]

I'm afraid not.
My question is.
Inputing a timeseries with a column 'date' - where the timestamps are not equally spaced apart.
I get as predictions only timeseries without a 'date' column (so one column less than the input).
But what exactly are the timestamps/the time intervalls then?
Doing some tests i did not found a definitive answer, probably on my side though.