Holt winters Model, Easiest Times series Model. Additive multiplicative trend and seasonality

Holt winters Model, Easiest Times series model. Build your 1st time series model. Theory Additive multiplicative trend or seasonality. Part2 theory + Python codes.
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Github link for Jupyter Notebook: github.com/paramitadas1/Holt-...

[@saiyash]

Hello Paramita, thank you for explaining it so well. Just one note - in Seasonal decompose, frequency parameter has been deprecated and should be replaced with period parameter

[@bertvv]

Thank you for this video, well done! I was already familiar with Holt-Winters (I teach this myself), but I still learned a few things from you, specifically how to choose between the additive/multiplicative model and how to evaluate the quality of the model. Thanks!

[@lego-xq4fh]

Sheer Brilliance. Won't ever forget how your channel helped me. May Lord Ram bless you 🙏 💜

[@varunshenbagaraj]

Madam, very simple explanation yours is. Clear and concise also. Please make lots of time series videos. Thank you so much.

[@user-qf4il9qt3p]

Your explanation is easy to follow and clear, thank you

[@shariqmeyraan2373]

Awesome . You explained it so elegantly!!! Kudos

[@Baba_San]

Very useful tutorial. The best I've found on the net, thank you very much!

[@ayoubserhani6347]

Thank you, very smooth explaining. you have a very valuable content.

[@Denis-fd5kr]

Many thanks to you. Great videos, very helpful!

[@amitdas9360]

Hi its great content and knowledge sharing ! thanks ! please keep sharing more content like this

[@ddon375]

Thanks for the well explained theory

[@vivekverma1320]

your explanation is quite good. thank you

[@nadiaaslam5838]

Thanks, that was so easy to comprehend!!!!. Would love to see some more examples with data that's not so perfect and would challenge one to think further.

[@parikshitgurjar5545]

Thankyou soo much for this wonderful video tutorial on Holt winters Model as a data science learner your videos helps me a lot in understanding data science concepts with Python ..i just want to tell you that plese make more video on data science concepts and cover all the topics because your explanation and way of teaching helps me a lot Thankyou soo much

[@busranurorhan2803]

Thank you :) It helps so much

[@ramgopalkashyap8266]

thank you mam it was very helpful for my project

[@rajnishkumar2131]

Very informative video

[@aidev8926]

More than Great😍

[@felipevalenzuelaortiz4573]

I'm participating on a MIT micromaster and we are studying time series. I wanted to test what I have learn so far with real data and this video was really helpful. Thank you so much for sharing this!

[@paramita2674]

Glad to know it was helpful..

[@aguyfromparalleluniverse]

thankyou sooo much maam

[@kvafsu225]

Brilliant Madam.

[@emrecakirbas4511]

seasonal_decompose(df,model='additive',freq=4).plot(); this code may not be executes you can use period keyword instead of freq in that statement ()line 46 in original github code !

[@sagarpardeshi3560]

Explained quite well for beginners, can you please elaborate more on how did you conclude that seasonality is multiplicative in nature? The graph for seasonality was oscillating within the same thresholds.

[@anaclaramedeiros4110]

Hello Paramita, thank you so much for your explanation, it was very nice and clear in a often complex subject as Time Series...Do you have any recommendation in regard to a demand forecast for SKUs? They are phamaceutical products, around 6000 of them, each of them with a different ID. We are using prophet now, but some people are suggesting a LSTM model which to me seems to be very complicated. Also, we needed a model that could take into account exogenous variables that i am also not sure how to add into the model as a feature. Regards from Brasil.

[@MuhammadHussain-ws1xs]

very well explained.

[@paramita2674]

A pleasure .. Thanks for watching..

[@Alvarox05x]

Very clear and helpful thanks! Just one question, did you mean a Quarter or did you mean a 4 month period at 11:38 ?

[@nagendravishwamitra3652]

Very nice video. Mam could you please make an video on Forecasting using Logistic Regression

[@teenamadhu7883]

what do you mean by one standard deviation away from the mean?can you please explain(how to find out our model is good or not)

[@vinaya111k]

Thanks for brief explanation. May i know we can implement for 100 Sku or more. ( i mean how we can use it in scale))

[@vivekbhatia8230]

Nicely explained.. few small points which u explained were something i wasn't aware of as a beginner.. When im doing ses model im getting a warning saying that i haven't specified the freq ..can you suggest some solution for that

[@pouriaforouzesh5349]

👍

[@RakeshKumar-wc2ng]

Hello Paramita, Thanks for sharing your knowledge. Very well explained. Can you please share the Data to download or the Source of data of your example? Thanks!

[@paramita2674]

The data is uploaded in git hub, link given in the description box..

[@rainbowdu509]

@paramita at 18.20 you have mentioned error within one standard deviation,how to conclude that the error within one standard deviation? Thanks

[@harshprajapati6327]

@paramita can you please answer it? Or can other guys explain it? I would really appreciate it I also have the same question.

[@abirafdhihernandy4598]

hello paramitha, can you add subtitles in your video

[@TheNishi42]

if my data is hourly what should be seasonal_period for that ?

[@gog7114]

Look at the seasonal in a day if there is. If not it's not a good Model for your problem.

[@sushantfan1695]

can you share the jupyter notebook

[@paramita2674]

Github Link is given in description box..