Guohong Wang, Xianhan Tan, Zengming Lin, Binli Luo, Shangjian Zhong, Kele Xu
Time series forecasting faces significant challenges due to non-stationary components that obscure underlying patterns. While Transformer-based models are effective at capturing stationary components, they struggle with non-stationary dynamics and multivariate dependencies. In this paper, we proposeFreqEvo, a lightweight Frequency Domain Feature Enhancement module for time series forecasting.FreqEvoprogressively filters frequency components from high to low amplitude, ensuring the preservation of informative features while reducing noise. By integrating recursive Fourier-based residual modeling and cross-domain attention,FreqEvoeffectively refines low-amplitude frequency features and stabilizes the embeddings, outperforming traditional low-pass filtering and random frequency selection methods in capturing both short-term and long-term dependencies. Experimental results on benchmark datasets demonstrate thatFreqEvooutperforms state-of-the-art (SOTA) models and serves as a plug-and-play module to enhance existing Long-Term Sequence Forecasting (LSTF) models.