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Learn from History 101: Simple ways to predict a Data.gov.sg time series using Tensorflow-keras

Learn from History 101: Simple ways to predict a Data.gov.sg time series using Tensorflow-keras

We’ve all heard the saying: those who cannot learn from history are doomed to repeat it.  But … is it true for a machine?

Time series data is one of the most common types of data we encounter in our daily lives.  Stock prices, temperature measurements, monthly sales numbers are some examples. Data.gov.sg is a repository of Singapore public data sources, and a good local source of time series data.

There are many statistical and deep learning / machine learning techniques in use for time series prediction. Some, like ARIMA, are well-established in statistics and econometrics; others, like Recurrent Neural Networks, are more popular in recent years, but require more work to pre-process and tune.

In this webinar, you will learn a simple but versatile approach of approaching a univariate time series dataset, transforming it to historical features, and training a simple neural network using Tensorflow-keras on Google Colaboratory.  The goal is to give you the basic Lego blocks to perform any time series analysis using Machine Learning.

Note: This is a demo-oriented workshop to teach you the basic concepts. We assume that you have a working knowledge with at least one programming language. 

Audience
  • Anyone new to Machine Learning and interested in the time series domain

Pre-requisite:
Knowledge of Python, or other programming language, and basic understanding of what a time series is.

Date / Time / Venue
  • 11 June 2020,Thursday
  • 2.00 pm - 4:00 pm (You may start logging in from 1.30pm)
  • The session will be conducted using a webinar format. Details and link for the webinar will be sent to participants closer to the date. 
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Speaker

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Ms. Lisa Ong

Principal Lecturer and Consultant, Software Systems Practice , NUS-ISS
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Lisa is with the Software Engineering and Design Practice, StackUp program for National University of Singapore, Institute of Systems Science (NUS-ISS).

Lisa has multiple years of extensive experience in software product research and development at Microsoft Corporation (USA).  Her background includes writing and delivering operating systems code, building and deploying web services, and also building AI systems in recent years.

At Microsoft, Lisa has led and participated in many interesting projects including the Microsoft Embedded Learning Library, involved compressing and deploying computer vision and machine learning algorithms on tiny devices.  While part of the Windows product team, Lisa delivered operating system features such as a unified sensors API and driver stack, the Media Transfer Protocol stack, and geo-fencing capabilities on Windows OneCore. 

Before Microsoft, Lisa had a stint at Nuance Communications (USA) as an Embedded Software Engineer, working on small footprint text to speech systems.



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