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I really wish I had the time to write an article about the conference, instead of just posting the slides!

Predictive Analytics World was super inspiring, not just in a technical way but also as to the broader picture of today’s data science / AI explosion, including its political, sociological and personal implications.

As I really don’t have the time, I’m not even gonna try, so let me just point you to my talk, which was about time series forecasting using two under-employed (as yet) methods: Dynamic Linear Models (think: Kalman filter) and Recurrent Neural Networks (LSTMs, to be precise).

So, here are the slides, and as usual, here’s the link to the github repo, containing some more example code.

For me, experimentation with time series forecasting seems to form a time series in itself – I’m sure there’s pretty much still to be explored
Thanks for reading!

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