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(Serious) Time for Time Series

Talkat PyCon US 2021 · 2021-05-14..05-15· [machine-learning, data-visualization]
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Uses Pandas to parse timestamps (pd.to_datetime), set the datetime index and resample hourly/monthly/daily, create lag features with shift, and smooth with a rolling mean; builds simple, interpretable forecasts by one‑hot encoding month effects and fitting a linear model inside a scikit-learn pipeline. Demonstrates seasonal/trend/error decomposition on household power and CA air‑quality series, holds out the last two years for test, and shows seasonal dummies (and smoother triangular alternatives) extrapolate into the future with quantifiable residuals.

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  1. 0:00Start
  2. 2:35What Is Your Experience with Python
  3. 3:47What Is Your Job
  4. 4:58Where Are You from
  5. 5:29What Are You Hoping To Gain from this Tutorial
  6. 6:43Introduce Time Series as a Concept
  7. 8:32Introduction
  8. 9:35Time Series Analysis with Pandas
  9. 11:03Time Series Analysis
  10. 13:07Time Series Utilities and Pandas
  11. 13:28Timestamps in Pandas
  12. 15:22Days in Month
  13. 16:00Convert between Time Zones
  14. 17:05Convert One Time Zone to another
  15. 19:19Format the Timestamps
  16. 24:32Easy Aggregations with Resample
  17. 29:36Create Time-Based Features
  18. 31:03Shifting
  19. 34:05Rolling and Smoothing
  20. 34:51Rolling Average Smoothing
  21. 38:25Centering
  22. 41:10Exponential Smoothing
  23. 41:59Weighted Smoothing
  24. 48:13Seasonality Modeling
  25. 54:43Seasonality
  26. 55:44Residuals
  27. 1:02:24Linear Regression
  28. 1:03:48Fit Linear Regression
  29. 1:17:53Machine Learning Pipeline
  30. 1:27:33Average Season Effect
  31. 1:30:04Error Trend Seasonality Decomposition
  32. 1:30:35Remove Seasonality
  33. 1:34:13Summary
  34. 1:36:29Breakout Rooms
  35. 1:37:26Example Data Sets
  36. 1:39:05Closed Captioning
  37. 1:41:10Bonus Materials
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