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Implement Time Series Analysis, Forecasting and Prediction with Tensorflow 2.0

Time series analysis is one of the more difficult and confusing aspects of data science. This course will teach you how to use TensorFlow with time series data and generate high performing forecasts and predictions.

Chase DeHan - Pluralsight course - Implement Time Series Analysis, Forecasting and Prediction with Tensorflow 2.0
Chase DeHan
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Time series predictions are difficult and the rise of neural networks and TensorFlow has made generating highly performant machine learning models possible. In this course, Implement Time Series Analysis, Forecasting, and Prediction with TensorFlow 2.0, you’ll learn how to build models with multiple TensorFlow model types and be able to select the highest performing model. First, you’ll explore time series cross validation and how to create a baseline. Next, you’ll discover how to use neural networks on a single step ahead process. Finally, you’ll learn how to expand the modeling technique to predict multiple time periods in advance along with generating multiple simultaneous predictions on different series. When you’re finished with this course, you’ll have the skills and knowledge of TensorFlow needed to build models for good time series predictions.

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Chase DeHan - Pluralsight course - Implement Time Series Analysis, Forecasting and Prediction with Tensorflow 2.0
Chase DeHan

Chase is currently Lead Data Scientist at Tesorio and formerly was an Assistant Professor of Finance and Economics at the University of South Carolina Upstate.

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