Neural Networks for Time Series Forecasting with R offers a practical tutorial that uses hands-on examples to step through real-world applications using clear and practical case studies. Through this process it takes you on a gentle, fun and unhurried journey to creating neural network models for time series forecasting with R. Whether you are new to data science or a veteran, this book offers a powerful set of tools for quickly and easily gaining insight from your data using R.
NO EXPERIENCE This book uses plain language rather than a ton of equations; I’m assuming you never did like linear algebra, don’t want to see things derived, dislike complicated computer code, and you’re here because you want to try neural networks for time series forecasting for yourself.
YOUR PERSONAL BLUE Through a simple to follow step by step process, you will learn how to build neural network time series forecasting models using R. Once you have mastered the process, it will be easy for you to translate your knowledge into your own powerful applications.
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For each neural network model, every step in the process is detailed, from preparing the data for analysis, to evaluating the results. These steps will build the knowledge you need to apply them to your own data science tasks. Using plain language, this book offers a simple, intuitive, practical, non-mathematical, easy to follow guide to the most successful ideas, outstanding techniques and usable solutions available using R.
Everything you need to get started is contained within this book. Neural Networks for Time Series Forecasting with R is your very own hands on practical, tactical, easy to follow guide to mastery.
Exactly what I expected it to be. It is a recipe book for using deep learning techniques in R for time series. It won't go in depth at all, will give you the names and a brief overview of the different neural net structures used today. This book has ready to use examples that you can lift from the book straight away. Great for first timers!
A good resource if you work with R and time series data.
Note: Nowadays there is keras that is intuitive for R. The packages in the book are old, and keras would be a better toolkit to use. But nonetheless, you will still find this book useful!