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Forecasting Airline Passengers Using Designer Machine Learning

TalkinDutchat PyData Amsterdam 2018 · 2018-05-25..05-27· [machine-learning]
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Forecasts passenger counts for individual flights using a progression of models from a simple linear regression to feed-forward and recurrent deep neural networks (Keras examples shown). Covers feature engineering from artificial flight-booking data, loss choices (MSE, conditional density, mixture density networks estimating mu/sigma), sequence feature extraction with RNN/LSTM, system design constraints (shrinking horizon), and evaluation for use cases like aircraft allocation and probability of capacity overflow.

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  1. 0:00Introduction
  2. 0:50Problem: Predicting Passenger Number & Use Cases
  3. 1:38Problem: Unique Forecasting Constraint - Shrinking Horizon
  4. 2:08System Requirements
  5. 2:50System Design
  6. 3:23"Designer Machine Learning" Definition
  7. 3:56Data: Artificial Flight-bookings
  8. 5:07Data: Features
  9. 6:24Model: Simple Linear Model & ANN
  10. 7:15Model: Feed-Forward Deep Neural Network
  11. 7:48Model: Loss Function - MSE
  12. 8:25Keras Code Example
  13. 9:33Use Case: Aircraft Allocation
  14. 10:25Evaluation: Probability of Capacity Overflow
  15. 11:45Model: Conditional Density Estimation
  16. 13:48Model: Updated ANN Outputs (Mu & Sigma) & Loss Function
  17. 15:04Keras Code Example for Conditional Density Estimation
  18. 16:46Model: Mixture Density
  19. 17:09Model: Mixture Density Networks
  20. 17:51Challenges: Selecting Distributions & Numerical Optimization
  21. 19:06Sequence Feature Extraction
  22. 19:41Model: Representational Learning & Recurrent Neural Network
  23. 21:08Keras Code Example for RNN with LSTM
  24. 21:57Challenges: Non-uniform Time Deltas & Flight Dependencies
  25. 23:08Key Take-aways
  26. 24:32Q&A: Q1
  27. 26:04Q&A: Q2
  28. 27:26Q&A: Q3
  29. 29:16Q&A: Q4
  30. 30:58Q&A: Q5
  31. 32:40Q&A: Q6
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