How do concatenate over many datasets?
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I am working on a project where I would like to take two timeseries datasets and train a machine learning model. Say for example, APPL stock performance and MSFT. These are two different excel spreadsheets. Each includes historical stock information (historical prices) for the last 5 years. Each trading day is a new "sample." In this case how can I treat each stock as an individual sample?
ie.
Price
4/19/20 100 (Apple)
64 (MSFT)
4/18/20 101 (APPL)
45 (MSFT)
See my problem? Each sample has two samples. How should I deal with this. Ideally, I could construct a dataset with 100 different stocks.
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I am working on a project where I would like to take two timeseries datasets and train a machine learning model. Say for example, APPL stock performance and MSFT. These are two different excel spreadsheets. Each includes historical stock information (historical prices) for the last 5 years. Each trading day is a new "sample." In this case how can I treat each stock as an individual sample?
ie.
Price
4/19/20 100 (Apple)
64 (MSFT)
4/18/20 101 (APPL)
45 (MSFT)
See my problem? Each sample has two samples. How should I deal with this. Ideally, I could construct a dataset with 100 different stocks.
machine-learning pandas machine-learning-model
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I am working on a project where I would like to take two timeseries datasets and train a machine learning model. Say for example, APPL stock performance and MSFT. These are two different excel spreadsheets. Each includes historical stock information (historical prices) for the last 5 years. Each trading day is a new "sample." In this case how can I treat each stock as an individual sample?
ie.
Price
4/19/20 100 (Apple)
64 (MSFT)
4/18/20 101 (APPL)
45 (MSFT)
See my problem? Each sample has two samples. How should I deal with this. Ideally, I could construct a dataset with 100 different stocks.
machine-learning pandas machine-learning-model
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I am working on a project where I would like to take two timeseries datasets and train a machine learning model. Say for example, APPL stock performance and MSFT. These are two different excel spreadsheets. Each includes historical stock information (historical prices) for the last 5 years. Each trading day is a new "sample." In this case how can I treat each stock as an individual sample?
ie.
Price
4/19/20 100 (Apple)
64 (MSFT)
4/18/20 101 (APPL)
45 (MSFT)
See my problem? Each sample has two samples. How should I deal with this. Ideally, I could construct a dataset with 100 different stocks.
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