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Modern Time Series Forecasting Techniques For Predictive Analytics and Anomaly Detection: From Classical Foundations to Cutting-Edge Applications Paperback – May 28, 2024
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WHAT THIS BOOK COVERS
This book organizes time series models and applications into six meticulously crafted parts. Each part equips you with the knowledge and skills to conduct time series forecasting and anomaly detection. The six parts are:
- Part 1: From Prophet to NeuralProphet
- Part 2: Getting Probabilistic Forecasts
- Part 3: Autoregressive-based Time Series Techniques
- Part 4: Tree-based Time Series Techniques
- Part 5: Deep into Deep learning-based Time Series Techniques
- Part 6: Transformer-based Time Series Techniques
WHY READ THIS BOOK?
In this book, you will find a wide coverage of methodologies, algorithms, and applications. Whether you’re a seasoned data scientist seeking to refine your expertise or a novice eager to embark on your analytical odyssey, this book offers a roadmap tailored to cater to diverse skill levels and objectives. You will emerge equipped with the proficiency and confidence to unravel intricate temporal patterns, harness predictive power, and unlock new horizons of insight across a myriad of domains, from finance and economics to healthcare and beyond. The writing style of this book is another selling point. Instead of taking a technique as given, this book first describes intuitions and then dives into detail. This book also gives a landscaping view from one idea to the consequent ideas. With the real-world data cases in this book, you will gain a deeper understanding of how time series techniques are applied in diverse domains.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- Preface
- Introduction
- Prophet for business forecasting
- Tutorial I
- Tutorial II
- Change Point Detection in Time Series
- Monte Carlo Simulation for Probabilistic Forecasting
- Quantile Regression for Probabilistic Forecasting
- Conformal Predictions for Probabilistic Forecasting
- Conformalized Quantile Regression for Probabilistic Forecasting
- Automatic ARIMA!
- Time Series Data Formats Made Easy
- Linear Regression for Multi-period Probabilistic Forecasting
- Feature Engineering for Tree-based Time Series Models
- Two Primary Strategies for Multi-period Time Series Forecasting
- Tree-based XGB, LightGBM, and CatBoost Models for Multi-period Probabilistic Forecasting
- The Progression of Time Series Modeling Techniques
- Deep Learning-based DeepAR for Probabilistic Forecasting
- Application — Probabilistic Predictions for stock prices
- From RNN to Transformer-based Time Series Models
- Temporal Fusion Transformer for Interpretable Time Series Predictions
- Lag-Llama for Time Series Forecasting
WHAT YOU GET IN THE BOOK
- Learning time series techniques comprehensively in a short period of time
- A roadmap from the classical techniques to modern time series forecasting
- Applying forecasting for resource planning and anomaly detection
- Mastering time series Python libraries
- Model interpretability
- Model evaluation metrics
- Hands-on example code
- Cheat Sheets
- Print length291 pages
- LanguageEnglish
- Publication dateMay 28, 2024
- Dimensions7.5 x 0.66 x 9.25 inches
- ISBN-13979-8990781009
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- Publisher : INNOVATION PRESS, LLC (May 28, 2024)
- Language : English
- Paperback : 291 pages
- ISBN-13 : 979-8990781009
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One of the standout features of this book is its comprehensive coverage of Python libraries relevant to time series forecasting. In addition, the book's deep dive into modern techniques, such as Prophet and NeuralProphet, is particularly valuable. It not only explains the mechanics behind these models but also provides detailed guidance on data preparation, modeling, and hyper-parameter tuning. This practical approach ensures that readers can effectively apply these techniques to their own data sets.
Furthermore, the sections on probabilistic forecasting (Part II) and tree-based time series techniques (Part IV) are comprehensive and well-explained. The discussions on Monte Carlo Simulation, quantile regression, and conformal prediction (Chapters 6-9) are thorough and provide a solid foundation for understanding these advanced methods.
The book also excels in its treatment of autoregressive-based techniques (Part III) and deep learning-based methods (Part V). The progression from classical models to deep learning techniques, including LSTM and RNN, is well-structured and informative.
In summary, "Modern Time Series Forecasting Techniques" is a well-rounded and informative book that serves as an excellent reference for both novice and experienced data scientists. Its practical case studies, comprehensive coverage of modern techniques, and detailed explanations make it an indispensable guide in the field of time series forecasting.
What sets this book apart is not just its simplicity but its balanced depth and understandability. Even as an experienced machine learning engineer, I found myself learning new things. For instance, the book clarified the univariate and multivariate definitions of time series, concepts often assumed to be understood in research papers. Additionally, the explanation of ARIMA, a time series model with different terms capturing different features of data, was particularly clear and easy to grasp.
The book also goes beyond traditional models to cover trendy ones like Temporal Fusion Transformer (TFT) and LagLLama. I first encountered TFT on a Google Research blog, but found it challenging to understand. This book, however, made the model more comprehensible. Applying foundation models to time-series data is still emerging in the industry, and the book's introduction to LagLLama provided valuable insights into using LLMs for time-series data.
Overall, I had an excellent experience with this book. It enriched my understanding of time-series modeling and provided practical knowledge. I highly recommend it to machine learning practitioners and anyone interested in time-series data modeling.
The book provides a clear and concise explanation of various model types, including Generalized Linear Models (GLM), Gradient Boosting Machines (GBM), and tree-based models.
What I appreciated most was the author’s ability to break down complex concepts into practical examples. The book covers the theoretical foundations, but it also dives into hands-on implementation using Python libraries like scikit-learn and XGBoost.
The chapters on feature engineering, hyperparameter tuning, and model evaluation were particularly enlightening. I now have a better understanding of when to choose a GLM over a tree-based model, and how GBM differs from other ensemble methods.
Whether you’re a data engineer, analyst, or aspiring data scientist, Modern Time Series Forecasting Techniques For Predictive Analytics and Anomaly Detection is a must-read. It bridges the gap between theory and practice, making it an essential addition to any data science library.
As a professional in financial industry itself, this book is invaluable for its practical applications, where time series forecasting and anomaly detection are crucial. It equips readers with the tools and confidence to apply these techniques in real-world scenarios. Students will also find it beneficial as it bridges the gap between theory and practice, offering hands-on examples and cheat sheets that reinforce learning. Whether you're looking to refine your expertise or start your journey in predictive analytics, this book is a must-have for mastering time series techniques.