Time Series Analysis
Decomposes a metric into trend, seasonality, and noise, flags real anomalies against your event log, and forecasts what happens next.
Overview
Time Series Analysis builds a forecast for operational planning, checks whether a trend is genuine or seasonal, detects anomalies in a metric stream, or measures the real impact of an initiative against a baseline.
What it covers
- Confirms regular intervals and checks for obvious data quality issues before analysis starts.
- Tests for stationarity, then decomposes the series into trend, seasonal, and residual components with a strength score for each.
- Flags points more than 3 standard deviations from the rolling median and cross-checks the top anomalies against your event log.
- Fits an ARIMA model (or a simpler moving average for short series), validates on a held-out set, and reports the error rate.
- Produces point estimates with 95% confidence intervals and a report covering trend, seasonality, anomalies, and the forecast.
Part of Data Analytics Skills
This is one of 31 skills in the Data Analytics Skills library, in the Data Analysis & Investigation group.
Installation
- Clone the repo once:
git clone https://github.com/nimrodfisher/data-analytics-skills.git - Copy just this skill:
cp -r data-analytics-skills/03-data-analysis-investigation/time-series-analysis ~/.claude/skills/(or~/.agents/skills/for Codex) - Ask your agent something like "forecast next quarter's signups and flag any anomalies" and it activates on its own.
See the Data Analytics Skills entry for the full library.
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