This is the repository for Mastering Time Series Analysis and Forecasting with Python, published by Orange AVA™
"Mastering Time Series Analysis and Forecasting with Python" is an essential handbook tailored for those seeking to harness the power of time series data in their work.
The book begins with foundational concepts and seamlessly guides readers through Python libraries such as Pandas, NumPy, and Plotly for effective data manipulation, visualization, and exploration. Offering pragmatic insights, it enables adept visualization, pattern recognition, and anomaly detection.
Advanced discussions cover feature engineering and a spectrum of forecasting methodologies, including machine learning and deep learning techniques such as ARIMA, LSTM, and CNN. Additionally, the book covers multivariate and multiple time series forecasting, providing readers with a comprehensive understanding of advanced modeling techniques and their applications across diverse domains.
Readers develop expertise in crafting precise predictive models and addressing real-world complexities. Complete with illustrative examples, code snippets, and hands-on exercises, this manual empowers readers to excel, make informed decisions, and derive optimal value from time series data.
● Understand the fundamentals of time series data, including temporal patterns, trends, and seasonality.
● Proficiently utilize Python libraries such as pandas, NumPy, and matplotlib for efficient data manipulation and visualization.
● Conduct exploratory analysis of time series data, including identifying patterns, detecting anomalies, and extracting meaningful features.
● Build accurate and reliable predictive models using a variety of machine learning and deep learning techniques, including ARIMA, LSTM, and CNN.
● Perform multivariate and multiple time series forecasting, allowing for more comprehensive analysis and prediction across diverse datasets.
● Evaluate model performance using a range of metrics and validation techniques, ensuring the reliability and robustness of predictive models.