Hello dear. I am PhD student and i want to fixed upper and lower bound. i want to check forecasting when we want to apply policy and check does with these values of upper and lower bound then price will be change according to our expectation. I am using python
Thanks for the great demo, this really helped me out on a project and was an excellent introduction to prophet! I was wondering if you had any recommendations for learning more dplyr? I was definitely struggling to keep up with some of the group, nest, join, and mutate manipulations that you were using
You can check out the "R for Data Science" textbook written by Hadley Wickham the founder/creator of the Tidyverse r4ds.had.co.nz/. I also have a video going over the basics of Dplyr ua-cam.com/video/grB4aW41-Mw/v-deo.html. The best advice I can give you is to practice all of the functions of dplyr on random datasets and see what functions you commonly use in an analysis. I personally have a lot of years of Tidyverse experience (3 years of academic experience and 2 years of professional experience) so don't feel like you should know everything, I certainly don't!
I feel like I don’t know enough about the theory about time series to use these packages. Do you know what are some good books to gain some intuition before jumping into code?
I recommend reading this if you want to learn about the basics of forecasting: otexts.com/fpp2/. There is also a paper about the development of prophet: peerj.com/preprints/3190/
Very good explanations and efficient coding!
Great video. I'm a beginner in R so it was very fast for me but I can pause and think. Thank you
Appreciate your content and explanations! 😊
well done, your code is so clean.
Thanks man.
Hello dear. I am PhD student and i want to fixed upper and lower bound. i want to check forecasting when we want to apply policy and check does with these values of upper and lower bound then price will be change according to our expectation. I am using python
Thanks! Always wanted to see how Prophet works.
Why include history =True?
Very informative. Thank you. Well done
thank you Andrew
Thanks for the great demo, this really helped me out on a project and was an excellent introduction to prophet! I was wondering if you had any recommendations for learning more dplyr? I was definitely struggling to keep up with some of the group, nest, join, and mutate manipulations that you were using
You can check out the "R for Data Science" textbook written by Hadley Wickham the founder/creator of the Tidyverse r4ds.had.co.nz/. I also have a video going over the basics of Dplyr ua-cam.com/video/grB4aW41-Mw/v-deo.html.
The best advice I can give you is to practice all of the functions of dplyr on random datasets and see what functions you commonly use in an analysis. I personally have a lot of years of Tidyverse experience (3 years of academic experience and 2 years of professional experience) so don't feel like you should know everything, I certainly don't!
I feel like I don’t know enough about the theory about time series to use these packages. Do you know what are some good books to gain some intuition before jumping into code?
I recommend reading this if you want to learn about the basics of forecasting: otexts.com/fpp2/. There is also a paper about the development of prophet: peerj.com/preprints/3190/