Operations Management 101: An Introduction to Time Series Forecasting

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even after 7 years, i’ve to say: thanks man for doing a highly noble thing “spreading knowledge”.

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Thank you for making this kind of info much more accessible.

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You are the best Brandon! Ive watched all your videos for statistics, you are a lifesaver! Keep up the good work, we appreciate you!

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U are a life saver... Tq

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This helped so much!

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very helpful thanks man i have final exam after tomorrow and it really helped me ! : D
wish me a good luck xD

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Great explanation!

[@harshitagarwal3557]

Great Introduction..

[@haraldurkarlsson1147]

Here is my question. If you go out and measure the frequency of an event - say a volcanic eruption (there are lulls in most eruptions - they are episodic). Even though the events are not arriving a fixed time steps is that a time series? Or is it better treated as a Markov process?

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Very helpful!!

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What type of data is used for time series forecasting?

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Thank YOU for watching :) Keep up the hard work.

[@libertarianPinoy]

Where’s the math?