Times_Series_Analysis_with_ARIMA
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A popular and widely used statistical method for time series forecasting is the ARIMA model. It is one of the most popular models to predict linear time series data. This model has been used to predict the electricity price for Spain Market.
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Time Series forecasting and linear regression modelling of currency price action
finance linear-regression currency-exchange time-series-analysis hodrick-prescott-filter arima-modeling arma-modeling garch-modeling
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Timeseries Analysis of Dallas zipcodes based on forcasted ROI
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A Novel Hybridized Forecasting Technique Utilizing ARIMA and Large Language Models
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Time Series forecasting and linear regression modelling of currency price action.
python finance machine-learning time-series linear-regression currency-exchange hodrick-prescott-filter arima-modeling arma-modeling garch-modeling
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This project involves analyzing unemployment rates during the COVID-19 pandemic. The goal is to understand the trends and forecast future unemployment rates using time series analysis. The project includes data cleaning, visualization, and ARIMA modeling.
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An R/Shiny application created to help users practice ARIMA time series modelling. Hosted on AWS EC2.
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