Timeseries
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A JavaScript charting library for creating historical reports and real-time timeseries visualizations.
A JavaScript library for creating interactive, zoomable time series charts using HTML canvas.
A Python machine learning toolkit for time series analysis with scikit-learn compatible API.
High-performance datastore optimized for time series and tick data storage and retrieval.
LinDB is a scalable, high-performance, distributed time series database written in Go.
A fast distributed scalable time series database built on top of Cassandra.
A Rust plotting library powered by Plotly.js for creating interactive and static visualizations.
A Python library with fast C implementations for computing Dynamic Time Warping and other time series distances.
An open-source web application for visualizing time series data from multiple sources like collectd, Graphite, and InfluxDB.
A Python framework for portfolio optimization using deep learning to allocate investment weights in a single forward pass.
A high-performance, zero-dependency JavaScript client library for InfluxDB v1.x, compatible with Node.js and browsers.
A secure time series database backed by Apache Accumulo with Grafana integration for data visualization.
A lightweight time-series database written in Rust, deployable as an embedded library, standalone server, or scalable cluster.
An open-source administration panel and querying interface for InfluxDB databases, available as an Electron app or Docker container.
A Prometheus/Loki remote write proxy that adds Cortex/Mimir/Loki tenant IDs to metrics and logs based on labels.
A blazing fast specialized time-series database optimized for IoT, real-time connected devices, and AI analytics.
A Python feature engineering engine that internally manages past dependent values for continuous calculation of time-based features.
An R package providing an interface to InfluxDB for fetching, writing, and managing time series data.
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