timetk: A Tool Kit for Working with Time Series

Canonical link: https://rscholar.com/pkg/timetk

Matt Dancho • Davis Vaughan • View description and downloads View dependencies GitHub project

2017 Published

2.9.0 Version

0 Citations

2 Authors

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modeltime.h2o: Modeltime "H2O" Machine Learning (Version 0.1.1)	2021
sknifedatar: Swiss Knife of Data (Version 0.1.2)	2021
FFdownload: Download Data from Kenneth French's Website (Version 1.1.1)	2020
PortalHacienda: Acceder Con R a Los Datos Del Portal De Hacienda (Version 0.1.7)	2020
RTL: Risk Tool Library - Trading, Risk, 'Analytics' for Commodities (Version 1.3.5)	2020
alphavantager: Lightweight Interface to the Alpha Vantage API (Version 0.1.3)	2017
anomalize: Tidy Anomaly Detection (Version 0.3.0)	2018
cleanTS: Testbench for Univariate Time Series Cleaning (Version 0.1.2)	2021
finnts: Microsoft Finance Time Series Forecasting Framework (Version 0.5.0)	2022
healthyR.ai: The Machine Learning and AI Modeling Companion to 'healthyR' (Version 0.1.0)	2021
healthyR.ts: The Time Series Modeling Companion to 'healthyR' (Version 0.3.1)	2021
healthyR: Hospital Data Analysis Workflow Tools (Version 0.2.2)	2020
iForecast: Machine Learning Time Series Forecasting (Version 1.0.9)	2020
modeltime.ensemble: Ensemble Algorithms for Time Series Forecasting with Modeltime (Version 1.0.4)	2020
modeltime.resample: Resampling Tools for Time Series Forecasting (Version 0.2.3)	2020
modeltime: The Tidymodels Extension for Time Series Modeling (Version 1.3.1)	2020
sweep: Tidy Tools for Forecasting (Version 0.2.5)	2017
tidyquant: Tidy Quantitative Financial Analysis (Version 1.0.9)	2016
tsgc: Time Series Methods Based on Growth Curves (Version 0.0)	2024

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