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    This document discusses time series forecasting using machine learning models in Python. It reviews literature on time series forecasting methods, including stochastic, neural network, and support vector machine models. It also evaluates these models on six real-world time series datasets, finding that neural network models like LSTM often outperform traditional methods at forecasting future time series values. Specifically, an LSTM model achieved the most accurate results in forecasting furniture sales and COVID-19 case trends compared to ARIMA, Prophet, Transformer, and other methods.

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    This document discusses time series forecasting using machine learning models in Python. It reviews literature on time series forecasting methods, including stochastic, neural network, and support vector machine models. It also evaluates these models on six real-world time series datasets, finding that neural network models like LSTM often outperform traditional methods at forecasting future time series values. Specifically, an LSTM model achieved the most accurate results in forecasting furniture sales and COVID-19 case trends compared to ARIMA, Prophet, Transformer, and other methods.

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    This document discusses time series forecasting using machine learning models in Python. It reviews literature on time series forecasting methods, including stochastic, neural network, and support vector machine models. It also evaluates these models on six real-world time series datasets, finding that neural network models like LSTM often outperform traditional methods at forecasting future time series values. Specifically, an LSTM model achieved the most accurate results in forecasting furniture sales and COVID-19 case trends compared to ARIMA, Prophet, Transformer, and other methods.

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    Time series forecasting using python

    CHENHUI XU
    https://www.researchgate.net/publication/357786404_A_LITERATURE_REVIEW_ON_TIME_SERIES_FORECAS
    TING_METHODS

    Mowniesh Asokan https://liu.diva-portal.org/smash/get/diva2:1671481/FULLTEXT01.pdf

    Forecasting of time series data has fundamental importance in various practical domains. Three
    important classes of time series models, viz. stochastic, neural networks and support vector machines
    are studied together with their inherent forecasting strengths and weaknesses. Basic issues related to
    time series analysis, such as stationarity, parsimony, overfitting, etc. Our study is enriched by
    presenting the empirical forecasting results, conducted on six real-world time series datasets. Five
    performance measures are used to evaluate the forecasting accuracies of different models as well as to
    compare the models.Its goal is to increase the amount of knowledge regarding time series forecasting
    and its methods.INTRODUCTION TO TIME SERIES FORECASTING This literature review will
    follow a narrative approach to gain insight into the research topic. A time series is a set of
    observations, each being recorded at a particular time and the collection of such observation is
    referred to as time-series data. The data is analyzed to extract statistical information, characteristics of
    the data, and to predict the output. As the data might tend to follow a pattern in time series data, the
    Machine Learning model finds it difficult to predict appropriately hence time series analysis and its
    approaches have made it simpler for prediction. The methods used and result from those methods
    achieved by former researchers will be summarized including different methods on time series and
    comparing them with each other.
    There has been a growing interest in the field of neural networks for prediction in recent years. In this
    research, a public dataset including the sales history of a retail store is investigated to forecast the
    sales of furniture. To this aim, several forecasting models are applied. First, some classical time-series
    forecasting techniques such as Seasonal Autoregressive Integrated Moving Average (SARIMA) and
    Triple Exponential Smoothing are utilized. Then, more advanced methods such as Prophet, Long
    Short-Term Memory (LSTM), and Convolutional Neural Network (CNN) are applied. The
    performances of the models are compared using different accuracy measurement methods (e.g., Root
    Mean Squared Error (RMSE) and Mean Absolute Percentage Error (MAPE)). The results show the
    superiority of the Stacked LSTM method over the other methods. In addition, the results indicate the
    good performances of the Prophet and CNN models.
    In this comparative study, fourdifferent time-series analysis models, namely the ARIMA model, the
    Prophet model, the Long Short-Term Memory (LSTM) model, and the Transformer
    model, are investigated to determine which has the best performance whenpredicting the future case
    trends of COVID-19 in six countries. After
    obtaining the publicly available COVID-19 case data from Johns Hopkins University Center for
    Systems Science and Engineering database, we conduct repetitive experiments which exploit the data
    to predict future trends for all models. The performance is then evaluated by mean squared error
    (MSE) and mean absolute error (MAE) metrics. The results show that overall the LSTM
    model has the best performance for all countries that it can achieve extremely low MSE and MAE.
    The Transformer model has the second-best performance with highly satisfactory results in some
    countries, and the other models have poorer performance. This project highlights the high accuracy of
    the LSTM model, which can be used to predict the spread of COVID-19 so that countries
    can be better prepared and aware when controlling the spread.

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