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README.md

Introduction to time series forecasting

What is time series forecasting? It's about predicting future events by analyzing trends of the past.

Regional topic: worldwide electricity usage

In these two lessons, you will be introduced to time series forecasting, a somewhat lesser known area of machine learning that is nevertheless extremely valuable for industry and business applications, among other fields. While neural networks can be used to enhance the utility of these models, we will study them in the context of classical machine learning as models help predict future performance based on the past.

Our regional focus is electrical usage in the world, an interesting dataset to learn about forecasting future power usage based on patterns of past load. You can see how this kind of forecasting can be extremely helpful in a business environment.

electric grid

Photo by Peddi Sai hrithik of electrical towers on a road in Rajasthan on Unsplash

Lessons

  1. Introduction to time series forecasting
  2. Building ARIMA time series models
  3. Building Support Vector Regressor for time series forcasting

Credits

"Introduction to time series forecasting" was written with by Francesca Lazzeri and Jen Looper. The notebooks first appeared online in the Azure "Deep Learning For Time Series" repo originally written by Francesca Lazzeri. The SVR lesson was written by Anirban Mukherjee