Resources and acknowledgments#
The following resources served as inspiration and provided very useful content to write some of the sections of the book.
Intel course on time series [Link].
Collection of links for books, articles, frameworks, etc… on time series [Link].
A “semi-auto” way to determine parameters for SARIMA model [Link].
Book on Time Series analysis (University of California) [Link].
Lecture on stats models, ESN, and state-space reconstruct [Link].
Time series classification and clustering with Reservoir Computing Link
Medium article on Fourier transform [Link]
Neptune blog, inspired by the Intel course [Link].
Cheat-sheet TS models in Python [Link].
Time series analysis with Python [Link].
An Introduction to Kalman Filter [Link].
Python library to extract static features from time series data [Link].
Basic Concepts in Nonlinear Dynamics and Chaos [Link].
IPython Cookbook, Second Edition (2018) [Link].
Introduction to Taken’s Embedding [link].
An introduction to Dynamic Time Warping [link].
An intuitive approach to DTW — Dynamic Time Warping [link].
Acknowledgments#
Thanks to:
Simone Scardapane for spotting many typos, giving feedback, and suggestions.
Jonas Berg Hansen for giving feedback on the exercises.