Time Series Analysis using R

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This comprehensive online course on time series analysis will take you on a journey from understanding the fundamental concepts to applying advanced techniques in real-world scenarios. Whether you’re a data scientist, analyst, or researcher, this course is designed to equip you with the knowledge and skills to effectively analyze and forecast time-dependent data.

Through a combination of theoretical explanations, hands-on exercises, and practical examples using popular programming languages like R, you’ll gain the confidence to tackle complex time series problems and make data-driven decisions.

What Will You Learn?

  • What is Time Series and Times Series Analysis
  • Purpose of Time Series Analysis
  • Application of Time Series Analysis
  • Important Elements of Time Series Analysis
  • Trend, Seasonality, Cyclicity and Irregularity
  • Decomposition of Time Series Elements
  • Stationary Vs. Non-stationary
  • Why Stationary is important
  • Types of Model - Autoregressive (AR) and Moving Average (MA)
  • ACF and PACF
  • Use Case using R
  • Forecasting using R

Course Content

Time Series Analysis using R

  • What is Time Series
    05:05
  • Time Series Analysis
    03:12
  • Purpose of Time Series Analysis
  • Application of Time Series Analysis
    03:08
  • Important Elements of Time Series Analysis – Trend
    04:41
  • Important Elements of Time Series Analysis – Seasonality
    04:22
  • Important Elements of Time Series Analysis – Cyclicity
    02:48
  • Important Elements of Time Series Analysis – Irregularity
    01:36
  • Decomposition of Time Series Elements
    03:11
  • Stationary Vs. Non-stationary
    05:05
  • Why Stationary is important
    05:35
  • Types of Model – AR (Autoregressive)
    04:46
  • Types of Model – MA (Moving Average)
    05:57
  • ACF and PACF
    09:13
  • Use Case using R
    12:38
  • Forecasting using R
    03:03

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