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I am having a time-series classification problem. I tried to using movingaverage and firstdifferences as two models to perform my classification. However, the results I am getting are pretty bad.

Therefore, I am thinking whether there are any other types of time-series data that I can use instead (i.e. instead of movingaverageandfirstdifferences`). If so please suggest me.

I am happy to provide more details if needed.

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  • I do not think these are classification models. How did you classify time series with them? – Richard Hardy Nov 28 '19 at 08:46
  • @RichardHardy I use LSTMs to classify my timeseries :) – EmJ Nov 28 '19 at 22:16
  • Why do you need moving averages or first differences then? Or are they a part of LSTM and you are wondering about the specification of LSTM? (Probably a stupid question since I am not all that familiar with LSTM.) – Richard Hardy Nov 29 '19 at 06:08

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Both of the "models" that you listed are particular types of ARIMA models where one series exists and one wishes to use the history of the series to generate a forecast. Examples of this are here Forecasting/predicting total sum of donations (following GLM with poisson family and log link) and here Help me about using ARIMA forecasting rainfall .

If you wish you can post one of your data sets (must be equally spaced in time) and I will try and help further. The methodology underlying model identification is briefly introduced here. How to interpret PACF? .

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