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Build notes · Goh Kun Ming

Utilities Forecasting

AI · Notebook experiment

Jan 2025 – Feb 2025

Project overview

Studying seasonal patterns in electricity, gas and water use.

A monthly utilities forecasting study covering gas, electricity and water consumption. The workflow compares statistical time-series models with chronological evaluation and validates the structure of the input series.

  • Python
  • Time Series
  • ARIMA
  • Evaluation

Inside this build

  • Prepared monthly series with log transformation and chronological holdouts, documenting how optional outlier removal can affect temporal spacing.
  • Compared ARIMA, tuned ARIMA and seasonal SARIMAX models.
  • Recorded selected gas ARIMA(18,2,9), electricity SARIMAX(3,1,4)(5,1,6,12) and water ARIMA(9,2,17) configurations.
  • Structured a 60-month holdout and forecast horizon with MAE, RMSE, R², explained variance and MAPE evaluation.
  • Validated finite values, contiguous monthly dates and forecast horizons, rejecting duplicate or missing months; added 43 tests.
  • Documented missing raw series, fitted models, pinned backtests, baseline comparisons and forecast intervals; no operational or sustainability impact is established.

Project files

Original project files are in English.

  • Original coursework presentation

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