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How to use the Predict function?

Posted 6 years ago

Hello,

I am in the process of teaching my-self Machine Learning: looking at the Wolfram lectures and those from AWS. I have attached my working Notebook. Please note that I got help to get the time-line plot from one of the generous Wolfram on-line experts.

I came across the Predict Function, but I can't figure out how to convert it to my case. In the Wolfram example I found in Documentation (highlighted in light magenta color) the dates point to a numerical event. In my case I have dates pointing to locations that are shown in the legend. I want to pick a date in the future say Sept 20th, and let Predict run and tell me where will be the new location (indicated in the legend such as labels = {278 EXWY, BynB, GthlB, OutrB, HT, LT,GWB}.

Best regards, Andrew

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POSTED BY: Andrew Skipor
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Hello Alec,

Thank you very much for your suggestions and comments. I will look at these functions. These events don't have any coupling to weather or other physical phenomena, I believe they are made by human choice. There could be some underlying motivation(s), but I am not aware of these.

Thanks very much, I have now a few more new Wolfram functions to add to my portfolio.

Andrew

POSTED BY: Andrew Skipor
Posted 6 years ago

I have discovered some more possible solutions:

There are other functions like "FindFit" and "TimeSeriesForcast" that could be applicable since you already have TimeSeries data.

I saw a list of Wolfram Language functions at the bottom of this guide, and it reminded me of your situation:

http://reference.wolfram.com/language/guide/TimeSeries.html

POSTED BY: Alec Graves
Posted 6 years ago
POSTED BY: Alec Graves
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