Open-source alternatives to Arch

A statistical library designed to fill the void in Python's time series analysis capabilities, including the equivalent of R's auto.arima function.

Chronos-forecasting is a zero-shot time series forecasting framework based on a pretrained large language model. It enables the prediction of future values across diverse datasets without requiring task-specific training or optimization. The system functions as a probabilistic forecasting tool, producing multiple future trajectories and quantile forecasts to quantify uncertainty and potential prediction errors. It incorporates exogenous covariate integration to merge external variables and historical context into the input stream for increased precision. The project includes utilities for sy

The Tidymodels Extension for GARCH models

A Python toolkit for rule-based/unsupervised anomaly detection in time series

Univariate GARCH models in R

GluonTS is a framework for probabilistic time series forecasting, designed to predict future values as probability distributions with confidence intervals. It supports both traditional model training and zero-shot forecasting, where pretrained models generate predictions for new series without additional training. The project distinguishes itself by integrating a wide variety of forecasting approaches into a unified workflow. This includes deep learning architectures such as recurrent neural networks and causal convolutions, as well as the integration of external statistical models, the Proph

GluonTS is a probabilistic time series library and deep learning forecasting framework. It provides a toolkit for building, training, and evaluating neural network architectures that predict future values as probability distributions to quantify uncertainty. The project distinguishes itself by supporting zero-shot forecasting and integrating diverse modeling approaches, including deep probabilistic neural networks and wrappers for external statistical libraries such as Prophet and R forecast. It implements specialized architectural primitives like causal convolutions and invertible residual n

tsfresh is an automated feature engineering tool and library designed to extract statistical characteristics from raw time series data. It transforms sequential data into tabular datasets, converting time series into a flat format where each row represents a unique entity and columns represent extracted features. The project distinguishes itself through a parallel data processing framework that distributes heavy computational workloads across multiple CPU cores. It also implements hypothesis-based feature selection to identify the most predictive characteristics and filter out irrelevant ones

Time-aware tibbles

Bringing financial analysis to the tidyverse

Automatic discovery of non-trivial statistical truths from 500+ public time series — mutual information, Granger causality, FDR correction

A python library for time-series smoothing and outlier detection in a vectorized way.

Run predictions inside the database

Cython QuantLib wrappers

Prophet is a time series forecasting library and decomposition tool that uses an additive regression model to predict future values. It functions as an uncertainty estimation tool, calculating confidence intervals and error metrics to quantify the risk associated with future predictions. The project is distinguished by its ability to incorporate human-interpretable parameters for model tuning and its use of Bayesian inference for parameter estimation. It supports the integration of external regressors and special event modeling to account for the impact of holidays and specific dates on forec

Kats is a time series analysis framework and library providing tools for statistical characterization, anomaly detection, and trend forecasting. It functions as a toolkit for predicting future values based on historical data and identifying irregular patterns or structural change points within temporal sequences. The project includes a temporal feature extraction tool to calculate descriptive statistics and characteristics that summarize time series behavior. It also provides a system for model hyperparameter tuning using self-supervised learning to improve the scale and generalization of pre

PlotJuggler is an interactive time series visualization tool that loads, streams, and renders large datasets using hardware-accelerated OpenGL graphics. It functions as a multi-format data loader, supporting file formats such as CSV, ULog, and ROS bags, and also serves as a live data stream viewer that subscribes to real-time sources via MQTT, WebSockets, ZeroMQ, and UDP. The tool distinguishes itself through a plugin-based extensibility platform that allows users to add custom data sources, file formats, and processing capabilities. It includes a Lua scripting engine for creating custom data

A Julia library that defines TimeFrame (essentially for resampling TimeSeries)

Time series analysis in the tidyverse