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compare time forecasts to incoming data

Deniz_Oe
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Hey all,

I am currently trying to achieve the following:

train a Kalman filter with a periodicity i found via Autocorrelation on the last 3 weeks data and make prediction for one week of future data. I do this as follows: 

 

index = cisco_prod 
| timechart span=1h count as logins_hour 
| fit ACF logins_hour k=200 fft=true conf_interval=95 as corr 
| top limit=2 acf(corr),Lag 
| stats max(Lag) as corr_lag 
| map search="search index = cisco_prod | timechart span=1h count as logins_hour | predict \"logins_hour\" as prediction algorithm=LLP holdback=200 future_timespan=368 period=$corr_lag$ upper95=upper95 lower95=lower95"
| `forecastviz(368, 200, "logins_hour", 95)`

 

But how do I now use this predictions for the coming week, to actually compare them to the incoming data? The thing is, I don't want to always train the Kalman filter with new data because if I feed it with anomalies it will not make correct predictions for the future. 

Has anyone an idea? 

 

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