Data Science Asked on February 23, 2021
For times series analysis and forecasting, we try to make the times series stationary before proceeding with the experiment. I would like to know if such a procedure is necessary if one is working on an unsupervised learning task and needs to do times series clustering? Thanks.
Not sure, but I don't know any task related to time series algorithms and analysis for which it wouldn't be useful to make the time series stationary first. You simply get rid of a lot of unexplainable anomalies this way.
Maybe only if you use several different time serieses of the same period, then one could try to find some usefulness in comparing the unstationary serieses.
The effects of the unstationary series, are not explainable by the same series alone.
Answered by Eugen on February 23, 2021
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