Time Series Prediction with tf.contrib.timeseries

Last update: Nov 17, 2022

Overview

TensorFlow-Time-Series-Examples

Additional examples for TensorFlow Time Series(TFTS).

Read a Time Series with TFTS

From a Numpy Array: See "test_input_array.py".
From a CSV file: See "test_input_csv.py".

Predict a Time Series Using AR Model

From a Numpy Array: See "train_array.py".

From a CSV file: See "train_csv.py".

Predict a Time Series Using LSTM

Univariate prediction with LSTM("train_lstm.py"):

Multivariate prediction with LSTM("train_lstm_multivariate.py"):

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