What is Needed to Make this Random Forest Model Predict into the Future?
SkyTrader
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Hi,
I've used the Apply Model operator as suggested to try and make this Random Forest model to predict the "future" -- but it still doesn't predict beyond the last data of my data set (15th Sept 2020)?
I've attached the process to see if anyone can figure out what is needed to get it to make forward future predictions?
Any suggestion much appreciated,
Many thanks.
I've used the Apply Model operator as suggested to try and make this Random Forest model to predict the "future" -- but it still doesn't predict beyond the last data of my data set (15th Sept 2020)?
I've attached the process to see if anyone can figure out what is needed to get it to make forward future predictions?
Any suggestion much appreciated,
Many thanks.
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Hi,the easiest way would be the lag operator and just shift the label attribute.Best,Martin0
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Thanks Martin, @mschmitz
I've had a lot of problems despite re-importing my Excel data using the wizard many times. The attribute is not found anymore (I also had the issue of my Close attribute not being found because of an errant * in the Excel file). Not sure how to proceed as this import / attribute issue has been ongoing for a month now - it used to work when I first started using RM.
So the end result is I get this:
I'm assuming I'm using the lag operator correctly? I also tried ticking "include special attributes,"
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Hi SkyTrader, I would use also experiment with the windowing operator and sliding window validation. The results of your testing can change dramatically depending on your split point.
regards,
Alex0