ARIMA and ETS input

[Mckjoko]

Hi everybody!

Iam quite new to Alteryx, however iam using time series at the moment i.e ETS or ARIMA.

I would like to know where one could find more detailed information regarding the manual options and what impact they will have on my forecast curve!

Kind regards//

S

[RobertOdera]

Hi there!

Two options that I can think of right now:

1. Go to Alteryx toolbar --> Time Series --> Right-click on ARIMA tool and then Help; Right-click on ETS tool and then Help

This will bring you to documentation that you will find helpful

(you can also click on Help --> Sample Workflows --> Predictive tool samples)

2. https://www.udacity.com/course/predictive-analytics-for-business-nanodegree--nd008

Udacity - Predictive Analytics for Business nano degree collaboration by Alteryx & Tableau 

(there might be some free/ intro components that will help Or take the nano degree. I found it to be helpful)

All the best! 

[KeithTroutt]

Hi Mckjoko,

I recommend having a look at the following free course on Udacity:  https://www.udacity.com/course/time-series-forecasting--ud980.  It's a great resource for how to use the tools in Alteryx but also offers external links for more information regarding ETS and ARIMA.  

Keith

[Mckjoko]

Hi!

Thanks for the reply!

1) The first thing you mentioned "Right-click on ETS tool and then Help" this i have done however i seek more detailed knowledge.

    The option regarding "sample workflow" i haven't tried, going to do that now :)

2) Udacity, just check their webpage and their courses and it looks really promising!

    Have you taken any of these courses?

All the best!

Mckjoko

[Mckjoko]

Hi!

I dont know if it was an old link but it did not work, unfortunately all the forecasting courses has a course fee:)

However their courses looks spot on so to speak!:)

Kind regards//

Mckjoko

[RobertOdera]

@Mckjoko ,

No problem; my pleasure.

Yes, I took the nano-degree for Business Analyst (I think it's now the Predictive course); worth every dollar.

Try this link as well https://community.alteryx.com/t5/Alteryx-Knowledge-Base/Performing-Time-Series-Forecasting-in-Altery...

Good luck!