How To Create A Forecast Model In Power BI With Python

In this tutorial, Gaelim is going to show how you can make a forecast model in Power BI using Python. You can utilize the Power BI forecasting feature, which allows you to visually forecast the data you have to as specific day but it will have its limitations. With Python, you can optimize the model a bit more by changing the additive nature of the trend and seasonality, and add predictions into the data set.
**** Video Details ****
00:00 Introduction
00:28 Forecasting samples
00:49 Power BI limitations
01:30 Trend analysis
02:18 Python code
07:22 Power BI implementation
08:10 Python script
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how are your dates formatted in your .xlsx? I keep getting a weird Y axis of years instead of my cost.

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Personally I like to use xgboost when I do regression like this but I've never even heard of the model you used I'll have to do some research.

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What is the source for forecast table where we run the python script

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AttributeError: 'function' object has no attribute 'forecast'

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# 'dataset holds the input data for this script df = dataset import pandas as pd df['Date'] = pd.to_datetime(df['Date']) ts = df.set index ('Date') ts =ts.asfreq('d') from statsmodels.tsa.holtwinters import ExponentialSmoothing train = ts.iloc[:290] test =ts.iloc [290:] model = ExponentialSmoothing(train, trend= 'mul', seasonal= 'mul'‚seasonal_periods=7).fit () forecast = pd. Dataframe(model, forecast (30)) forecast = forecast.reset_index() forecast.columns= ['Date', 'pageviews']