Time Series Forecasting with Multiple Regression

[@longjohnsilverin2468]

Excellent ! Thanks

[@emremicrosoft5321]

Good afternoon professor. A perfect tutorial you got for teach. I'd like to be your student. And I'd like to watch this at C# as a .Net developer. Thank you very much. Kind regards..

[@vlot8247]

Thank you for the kind words and I am glad you found my video of benefit.

[@tiffenberg]

I created a basic regression model for forecasting my company's gas demand forecast, in the UK. I used Met Office variables (Temp/Feels Like/Wind Speed/Wind Direction), as well as historic National Energy Usage data. It worked, although I had to update regularly. I don't suppose you have a good way to produce the same thing do you, which will be better and maybe simpler than mine, as I am no expert like you. Thanks.

[@managementsciencestudio6471]

Hello, please forgive me for not responding earlier. For some reason, KZbin had not forwarded your email message to me. I would be more than happy to assist you if I can. Please feel free to email me at [e-mail] and I will see if I can help. I have expertise in predictive modeling which might be applicable to your case.

[@rinositorus935]

I'm new to statistics, sorry for asking a stupid question, but why didn't you assign a value for the fourth quarter?

[@krisbrask3967]

Because it's implied that when Q1, Q2 and Q3 adds up to 0, then must Q4 equals 1

[@ranaderavi]

How to do a Multiple non linear Regression in excel?

[@managementsciencestudio6471]

Hello @ranaderavi. My sincere apologies for not responding sooner. I had not received your message and I just discovered it. I would be happy to help. Please tell me the equation that you wish you use and I can see if it can be done in Excel.