Predicting the future dates from the past data
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Pravallika20
8 - Asteroid
‎03-30-2021
03:55 AM
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Hi all,
I am having the data set of 3 years data in a column. I want to predict the next dates in the same column. can someone please suggest how to do this?
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jacob_kahn
12 - Quasar
‎03-30-2021
04:09 AM
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Hey @Pravallika20
It might be helpful if you'd please share an example table of what your data input looks like.
Thanks,
Jacob
‎03-30-2021
04:31 AM
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SUBMIT_DATE | LAST_RESOLVED_DATE | MTTR_MINS | DESCRIPTION |
11/5/2016 15:52 | 11/9/2016 6:44 | 5220 | System: CPU Utilization is 99.03% busy - User: 60.14% System |
5/26/2017 16:16 | 5/31/2017 18:54 | 7380 | System: CPU Utilization is 99.59% busy - User: 99.24% System |
9/27/2016 21:08 | 10/2/2016 3:39 | 6180 | System: CPU Utilization is 99.97% busy - User: 3.10% System |
9/29/2016 18:24 | 10/2/2016 14:46 | 4080 | System: CPU Utilization is 99.80% busy - User: 98.92% System |
9/22/2016 19:31 | 9/25/2016 15:29 | 4080 | System: CPU Utilization is 99.90% busy - User: 98.89% System |
echuong1
Alteryx Alumni (Retired)
‎03-30-2021
06:49 AM
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I suggest using your submit and resolved days to calculate the number of days to resolution. From there, you can use the predictive tools (brown) to predict the days to resolution. Once you have that, you can use the datetimeadd() function to calculate the predicted resolved date.
Your dataset has very little information that can contribute to the prediction. You'll get a strong model if you're able to add additional detail.
