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In our workflows, the target is always unique for each location/year. However, sometimes the predictors are timeseries for the same point/year. We need a way to represent time series as input features.
Currently, our approach is to pivot the dataframe, such that each day/month/entry in the timeseries is one column. This leads to many columns with complex names, such as
year
geometry
tmax|1
tmax|2
tmax|3
...
tmin|9
tmin|10
tmin|11
tmin|12
Alternatively, we could
Store time series as such in a single pandas cell
Switch to xarray or something similar to better represent multidimensional data
...?
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In our workflows, the target is always unique for each location/year. However, sometimes the predictors are timeseries for the same point/year. We need a way to represent time series as input features.
Currently, our approach is to pivot the dataframe, such that each day/month/entry in the timeseries is one column. This leads to many columns with complex names, such as
Alternatively, we could
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: