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Time series are data observed over time (either in continuous time or at discrete time periods).

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I am working on a major project titled Utilizing Satellite Data and Deep Learning to Monitor Agricultural Vulnerabilities to Climate Change. My goal is to develop a system to monitor agricultural ...
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I am using neuralprophet model in time series data having 2 columns(ds and y). ds is timestamp(10 minutes of difference between consecutive rows) and y is numerical column. As I am using ...
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I am working on a project that requires machine learning analysis, but I'm new to the field and still learning about different models. I just wanted to ask the community about the best model or ...
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This is quite a detailed problem I think, so let me provide some context first. I have a quite complex electrical circuit that I am regularly monitoring to make sure it is functioning properly. To do ...
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I am trying to create some kind of regression model. Target is continuous and can both be negative and positive. However, the issue is that there is a region/band that I know is roughly -50 to 50, ...
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So I was working on a multivariate time-series data, is it possible that I can impute or interpolate the missing data using transformer or pre-trained, fine-tuned LLMs? Some insights about it please. ...
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In Newey & McFadden (1994), Large Sample Estimation and Hypothesis Testing (Handbook of Econometrics, Ch. 36), they extend ULLN results from i.i.d. data to stationary ergodic sequences, e.g.: “...
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Years ago, I read in the paper that they proposed a K-means-based approach to impute missing values over energy time data. At the point in time, since I did not have access to that data, I tried to ...
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Beginner ML practitioner here. I'm trying to do some time series forecasting on a fairly high resolution dataset that stretches over a long period of time. The values vary pretty widely over time: to ...
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I'm working with a dataset consisting of multiple CSV files, each representing time series data of accelerations (x, y, z) captured during vibration events. For each event, a sensor records data for ...
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I am not sure if this is the right place to ask, but I have two fecundity datasets per year. One for males, the other for females: To give an excerpt of the data: Gender year number born M 1990 1 M ...
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I followed from this question. I have one folder path (C:\Users\alokj\OneDrive\Desktop\jupyter_proj\second_project_rotation_sun\Before_hour) which contains many ordered subfolders(time series data) ...
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I'm on working on classification problem My model architecture looks: ...
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The following two figures show raw data and filtered data recorded in a measurement. I have used SciPy's Savizky-Golay filter with window_length = 6 and polyorder of 3 to obtain the second plot. One ...
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I'm rendering charts for timeseries data composed by millions of records. The charts need to be interactive and have lots of feature support so I need to downsample them. The problem I've encountered ...
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