<p>It's hard to read. I know it's not a long paragraph, but something about reading in a web browser makes paragraphs of even modest length feel like an eternity. I always use lots and lots of line breaks when I post here and I appreciate it when others do the same.</p>

<p>Or just look at any post by one of the top users. You very rarely see paragraphs bigger than you'd find in a newspaper.</p>

<p>It seems trivial but it makes a huge difference. There is a relatively small (and possibly shrinking) number of active, knowledgeable users on this site. Even a tiny difficulty in answering a question can be a good excuse to skip it. That's especially true when, as gung said, the topic is specialized and chances are any answer will involve some research.</p>

<p>Also, "power load functions" are not something most people will be familiar with. You absolutely must describe your data.</p>

<p>And finally, I hate to say it but it's also kind of a "let me Google that for you" question. I know because I Googled "time series random forest" and I immediately got 5 results that seemed like they'd be directly helpful. I'll post them in a comment on the question itself.</p>
