Predictive Analytics
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Forecast, predict churn, and recommend: build predictive models a business would pay for, and measure their impact in money.
Start hereYou need DS-301. Pick one real dataset with a time dimension early; the capstone builds on it.
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- Plot a monthly series and split it into trend, season and noise.
- Difference it until it is stationary; confirm with a test.
- Fit a seasonal ARIMA and forecast 12 periods with intervals.
Check
Your forecast interval is wide enough to be useless. Name two ways to narrow it honestly.
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