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short_description: A Demo of statforecast methods
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short_description: A Demo of statforecast methods
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# StatsForecast Demo App
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This demo application showcases various time series forecasting models from the [StatsForecast](https://github.com/Nixtla/statsforecast) package.
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## Features
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- Upload your own time series data in CSV format
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- Choose from multiple forecasting models:
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- Historical Average
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- Naive
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- Seasonal Naive
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- Window Average
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- Seasonal Window Average
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- AutoETS
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- AutoARIMA
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- Configure evaluation strategy:
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- Fixed Window
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- Cross Validation
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- View performance metrics (ME, MAE, RMSE, MAPE)
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- Visualize forecasts
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## How to Use
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1. Upload a CSV file with time series data containing:
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- `unique_id` column: Identifier for each time series
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- `ds` column: Date/timestamp
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- `y` column: Target values
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2. Configure:
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- Frequency (D=daily, H=hourly, M=monthly, etc.)
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- Evaluation strategy and parameters
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- Select models and their parameters
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3. Click "Run Forecast" to see results
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## Sample Data Format
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Your CSV should look like this:
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unique_id,ds,y
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series1,2023-01-01,100
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series1,2023-01-02,105
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series1,2023-01-03,98
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## About StatsForecast
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StatsForecast is a Python library that provides statistical forecasting algorithms for time series data. It is fast and scalable and offers many classical forecasting methods.
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For more information, visit [Nixtla's StatsForecast repository](https://github.com/Nixtla/statsforecast).
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