What Are Moving Average Models? - Time Series Analysis

We delve into the core principles of moving average techniques and their application in time series analysis. Ideal for anyone interested in data science, econometrics, or machine learning, this video highlights the role of moving average models in forecasting, offering a foundation for understanding more complex models like the ARIMA model.
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⏰ TIMESTAMPS
0:00 Intro
0:40 What are moving average models
3:14 Requirements for moving average models
4:18 Fitting moving average models
8:14 Moving average models in Python
13:38 Recap
14:05 Outro
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[@khouloudelalami1403]

Great video! Something that could be really useful would be some kind of a comparative table between the main time series forecasting methods

[@egorhowell]

Great idea, thanks!