Data Science and Artificial Intelligence - 3rd semester
Course objectives
The course objectives are to learn the theory and practice of time series forecasting. At the end of the course you'll be able to answer these questions:
what can be forecasted and with which accuracy?
what methods can be used to forecast time series, and which one should I use?
how can I take optimal decisions based on probabilistic forecasting?
Syllabus
Course Meeting Times
3 session / week, 2 hours / session, 4.0 ECTS
Prerequisites
basic knowledge of python
basic knowledge of calculus and analysis
Teaching materials
Slides
free textbook: Forecasting: principles and Practice R.J. Hyndman, G. Athanasopoulos
additional reading materials
Assignments and Evaluation
group works: evaluated but not part of final mark
20%: mini challenge: forecasting pipeline for a single time series. Groups allowed
80%: final project: complex forecasting task. Groups allowed (same as mini challenge) + oral exam
Contents
Lorenzo Nespoli - lecturer
Education:
Msc PoliMi - Energy Engineering
PhD EPFL - Forecasting and Control
Currently:
Researcher SUPSI, NCCR automation member - Demand side management projects, Neural & data driven control
Research Scientist, Co-founder Hive Power - forecasting and control algorithms