Time Series Analysis

Developing advanced methodologies for analyzing temporal data patterns and forecasting

November 15, 2023
Data Analysis
Completed
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Time series analysis research focuses on developing sophisticated methodologies for understanding temporal data patterns, enabling accurate forecasting and trend analysis across various domains.

Research Objectives

This research aims to advance the field of temporal data analysis by developing novel algorithms and methodologies that can handle complex, multi-dimensional time series data with improved accuracy and efficiency.

Technical Innovations

  • Advanced forecasting algorithms
  • Multi-variate time series modeling
  • Anomaly detection in temporal data
  • Seasonal pattern recognition
  • Real-time analysis capabilities

Methodological Approach

The research combines traditional statistical methods with modern machine learning techniques, including deep learning architectures specifically designed for sequential data analysis.

Applications

The developed methodologies have applications in financial forecasting, weather prediction, healthcare monitoring, and industrial process optimization.

Research Impact

This work contributes to the broader understanding of temporal data analysis and provides practical tools for researchers and practitioners working with time-dependent data.

Publications and Outcomes

The research has resulted in novel analytical frameworks and has potential for publication in leading data science and analytics journals.

Research Team

Arwa

MSc • Salahaddin University-Erbil

Research Focus: Time Series Data Analysis of Displaced People

Completed

Sakar

MSc • Salahaddin University-Erbil

Research Focus: Data Analysis in Public Goods Game Research

Completed

Publications

Measuring behavioural change of players in public goods game

Polla Fattah, Uwe Aickelin, Christian Wagner

September 2016

In the public goods game, players can be classified into different types according to their participation in the game...

Clustering Human Behaviour in Public Good Experiment

Fattah, Polla, Uwe Aickelin, Christian Wagner

September 2013

This study aims to find how people’s preferences change over time in public good games by clustering subjects into mu...

Does human behaviour change over time regarding to the public good? How it can be measured?