ACF & PACF Code Example : Time Series Talk
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Published 2020-03-20
Code and data available at my GitHub:
github.com/ritvikmath/Time-Series-Analysis
All Comments (21)
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You are ridiculously helpful and so underrated.
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Thank you so much for uploading these lectures, I didn't understand time series this clearly up until now
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Thank you for posting such practical videos and examples. Appreciate you!!!
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Very significant to my thesis thanks for your presentation.
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Thank you so much for these videos! incredibly helpful
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I like your content and I leave a comment for the algorithm :)
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HI recently I started my study about time series and I did not find any material where multiple kinds of ACF and PACF have been discussed. I found it very difficult to corelated my ACF and PACF plot but after reading and watching things from multiple places, I am able to figure out about my plot. I request you to bring more example so that people can corelate there problem because the way you explained the plot is very easy.
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Worth noting that pandas as a diff() function to simplify making a difference column. To replace what was done in the notebook: df["FirstDifference"] = df.Close.diff(periods=1). This will leave you with the first row containing Nan values, so either call dropna() or fillna(0.0) on the output.
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You’re so helpful.
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Very useful. Thank you!
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SUPER helpful!!
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Great video!
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Do you know how one would remove multiple seasonalities in Python? For, say, electricity consumption. Thanks!
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Very helpful!
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You mention tools other than ACF and PACF to better define the order of the model(s). These other tools were not covered in previous videos correct?
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Thanks for the video!
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Nice work super helpful
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@ritvikmath thanks for great movie it clearify the previous video alot. I am wondering as the Ice Cream Dataset is not stationary why in the video you did not statinarize it first like the stock price dataset first?
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I got one line each for the PACF and ACF who are above the error bands, while the other ones are literally drowning in the blue area, is that good enough to do AR(1) and MA(1)? It's a dataset which have dates for project implementation through the months of a year, where some are just 0 meaning there was no project in that month
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very well done