Training or using sets of explainable machine-learning modeling algorithms for predicting timing of events

Abstract

Certain aspects involve building timing-prediction models for predicting timing of events that can impact one or more operations of machine-implemented environments. For instance, a computing system can generate program code executable by a host system for modifying host system operations based on the timing of a target event. The program code, when executed, can cause processing hardware to a compute set of probabilities for the target event by applying a set of trained timing-prediction models to predictor variable data. A time of the target event can be computed from the set of probabilities. To generate the program code, the computing system can build the set of timing-prediction models from training data. Building each timing-prediction model can include training the timing-prediction model to predict one or more target events for a different time bin within the training window. The computing system can generate and output program code implementing the models' functionality.