This is a python
package containing Various Forecasting Algorithms,
Forecasting Datasets and, Plotting, Preprocessing and Utility Tools.
This package provides (or would provide) various algorithms which work
on data containing multivariate target time series, univariate target
time series - both with or without exogenous time series. The algorithms
are provided in the model
subpackage of the time series package ts
.
Currently, this package provides the following Forecasting Algorithms,
- MLP (DNN) based multivariate forecasting algorithm which has support for exogenous time series. You may import this in your application by doing as follows
from ts.model import DeepNN
- RNN based multivariate forecasting algorithm with support for multivariate exogenous time series. This is a recurrent model which takes in any recurrent layer (and parameters) and stacks it required number of times.
from ts.model import RnnForecast
- Simple RNN based multivariate forecasting algorithm with support for multivariate exogenous time series. This model is built by stacking multiple simple RNN layers.
from ts.model import SimpleRnnForecast
- GRU based multivariate forecasting algorithm with support for multivariate exogenous time series. This model is built by stacking multiple GRU layers.
from ts.model import GruForecast
- LSTM based multivariate forecasting algorithm with support for multivariate exogenous time series. This model is built by stacking multiple LSTM layers.
from ts.model import LstmForecast
- The Extreme Time Model - which focuses on forecasting target series with extreme values - i.e. values which have a very large deviation from the time series trend. It supports univariate time series and multivariate exogenous time series.
from ts.model import ExtremeTime
- The Extreme Time Model 2 - It is another model focussed on forecasting time series with extreme values. It supports univariate time series and multivariate exogenous time series.
from ts.model import ExtremeTime2
- A GMM-HMM based forecasting model which predicts by finding maximum posterior probability over a discrete set of observation values (since maximum over the contiuous observation space seems infeasible)
from ts.model import GmmHmmForecast
- A GMM-HMM based forecasting model which predicts by finding the observation in the training set which is has closest log likelihood value to the current observation's log likelihood value
from ts.model import GmmHmmLikelihoodSimilarity
This package provides Data Generators as well as Datasets. The data
subpackage of the time series package ts
provides two subpackages
named generate
and dataset
, the first one contains data generators
and the second one contains real world datasets.
Currently, we provide the following,
- ARMA Generated data - generates only univariate target series without support for exogenous series.
from ts.model.univariate.nonexo import ArmaGenerator
- Standard Generators - provides generators for simple data, long term dependency data and extreme valued data
from ts.model.univariate.nonexo import StandardGenerator
- Periodic Generator - generates periodic data but with support for only univariate target series without exogenous series.
from ts.model.univariate.nonexo import PeriodicGenerator
- Polynomial Generator - generates data which is a polynomial function of time. This allows one to generate data with a varying trend.
from ts.model.univariate.nonexo import PolynomialGenerator
- Difficult Generator - generates difficult data, i.e. data which has a varying trend, periodicity (seasonality) and noise (ARMA). One can introduce extreme values into the data by providing the appropriate contructor arguments
from ts.model.univariate.nonexo import DifficultGenerator
This package contains plotting tools for plotting losses, plotting training
data and comparing prediction with true (using plots). The plotting tools
are available in the plot
subpackage of the time series package ts
.
It also provides utility tools for in the utility
subpackage of ts
.
Access to the global logger and local loggers is provided in the log
subpackage of ts
.
ts/
|__ data/
| |__ dataset/
| |__ AmazonStockPrice
| |__ RetailSales
| |__ JaipurWeather
|
| |__ generate/
| |__ univariate/
| |__ nonexo/
| |__ ArmaGenerator
| |__ StandardGenerator
| |__ PeriodicGenerator
| |__ PolynomialGenerator
| |__ DifficultGenerator
|
|__ model/
| |__ RnnForecast
| |__ SimpleRnnForecast
| |__ GruForecast
| |__ LstmForecast
| |__ DeepNN
| |__ ExtremeTime
| |__ ExtremeTime2
| |__ GmmHmmForecast
| |__ GmmHmmLikelihoodSimilarity
|
|__ plot/
| |__ Plot
|
|__ log/
| |__ ConsoleLogger
| |__ FileLogger
| |__ GlobalLogger
|
|__ test/
| |__ model/..
| |__ utility/..
|
|__ utility/
| |__ Utility
| |__ ForecastDataSequence
| |__ SaveCallback
| |__ DatasetUtility
| |__ Metric
This repository is structured as follows:
Forecast
|__ other/...
|
|__ notebooks/..
|
|__ ts/...
-
other
: contains deprecated codes and codes that do not work. The contents of this directory would be removed as soon as they have been analyzed thoroughly. -
notebooks
: contains notebooks containing experiments, tests and examples -
ts
: The time series forecasting package
The notebooks
directory of this repository contains notebooks
containing experiments, tests and examples. To be able to run
these notebooks, we need to do as follows:
- Go to your .bashrc file and add the following line:
export PYTHONPATH="$PYTHONPATH:<location_of_this_repository>"
where <location_of_this_repository>
is the location of this repository
in your filesystem.