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Time Series Classification
“The key is to focus on things that are under your control and make a difference. Don’t get distracted by things you can’t change.” – Jim Simons
Throughout this book we have emphasized that the nature and quality of time series data affect our ability to meaningfully analyze and forecast. The complexity in time series data comes not only from individual sequential/temporal nature, but from the diverse shapes and structures bound within these sequences. We often ask analytical questions of large and varied datasets that we may also wish to build forecasts for, but to do these tasks, it can be useful to group or classify data together.
Consider a manufacturing environment where thousands of sensors monitor equipment ...
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