File:Gaussianprocess SnowboardTrend.svg
Summary
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English: Application of gaussian process regression to google trend statistic for search expression Snowboard. |
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| Source | Own work |
| Author | Physikinger |
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| Source code | Python code#This source code is public domain
#Author: Christian Schirm
import numpy, scipy.spatial
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
# Data source: https://www.google.de/trends/explore?date=all&q=Snowboard
x = numpy.array([ 2004.08, 2004.17, 2004.25, 2004.33, 2004.42, 2004.50, 2004.58,
2004.67, 2004.75, 2004.83, 2004.92, 2005.00, 2005.08, 2005.17, 2005.25,
2005.33, 2005.42, 2005.50, 2005.58, 2005.67, 2005.75, 2005.83, 2005.92,
2006.00, 2006.08, 2006.17, 2006.25, 2006.33, 2006.42, 2006.50, 2006.58,
2006.67, 2006.75, 2006.83, 2006.92, 2007.00, 2007.08, 2007.17, 2007.25,
2007.33, 2007.42, 2007.50, 2007.58, 2007.67, 2007.75, 2007.83, 2007.92,
2008.00, 2008.08, 2008.17, 2008.25, 2008.33, 2008.42, 2008.50, 2008.58,
2008.67, 2008.75, 2008.83, 2008.92, 2009.00, 2009.08, 2009.17, 2009.25,
2009.33, 2009.42, 2009.50, 2009.58, 2009.67, 2009.75, 2009.83, 2009.92,
2010.00, 2010.08, 2010.17, 2010.25, 2010.33, 2010.42, 2010.50, 2010.58,
2010.67, 2010.75, 2010.83, 2010.92, 2011.00, 2011.08, 2011.17, 2011.25,
2011.33, 2011.42, 2011.50, 2011.58, 2011.67, 2011.75, 2011.83, 2011.92,
2012.00, 2012.08, 2012.17, 2012.25, 2012.33, 2012.42, 2012.50, 2012.58,
2012.67, 2012.75, 2012.83, 2012.92, 2013.00, 2013.08, 2013.17, 2013.25,
2013.33, 2013.42, 2013.50, 2013.58, 2013.67, 2013.75, 2013.83, 2013.92,
2014.00, 2014.08, 2014.17, 2014.25, 2014.33, 2014.42, 2014.50, 2014.58,
2014.67, 2014.75, 2014.83, 2014.92, 2015.00, 2015.08, 2015.17, 2015.25,
2015.33, 2015.42, 2015.50, 2015.58, 2015.67, 2015.75, 2015.83, 2015.92,
2016.00, 2016.08, 2016.17, 2016.25, 2016.33, 2016.42, 2016.50, 2016.58])
y = numpy.array([ 100., 75., 44., 24., 18., 17., 19., 26., 37.,
57., 77., 95., 84., 70., 43., 21., 16., 15.,
18., 24., 33., 50., 70., 94., 78., 80., 43.,
21., 14., 13., 15., 22., 31., 46., 61., 72.,
60., 49., 28., 15., 11., 11., 13., 17., 23.,
33., 50., 68., 58., 44., 27., 14., 10., 10.,
12., 16., 22., 31., 46., 66., 61., 44., 26.,
13., 10., 11., 12., 16., 21., 31., 39., 56.,
56., 65., 28., 13., 10., 9., 10., 13., 17.,
24., 37., 57., 44., 30., 19., 10., 7., 8.,
9., 11., 14., 20., 29., 37., 36., 30., 15.,
10., 10., 8., 8., 9., 12., 16., 23., 34.,
34., 26., 15., 7., 5., 5., 6., 7., 10.,
14., 22., 31., 28., 42., 14., 6., 5., 4.,
5., 7., 8., 11., 18., 25., 27., 21., 11.,
5., 4., 4., 5., 6., 7., 10., 16., 21.,
27., 18., 10., 6., 4., 4., 4.])
x_known = x
y_known = numpy.log(y)
x_unknown = numpy.arange(2016.5,2023,1/12.)
def covFunc(d):
return 0.8*numpy.exp(-numpy.abs(numpy.sin(numpy.pi*d))/0.5 -numpy.abs(d/25.)**2 - 2.5) + \
(0.2-0.01)*numpy.exp(-(numpy.abs(numpy.sin(numpy.pi*d/4))/0.2)) + 0.01*numpy.exp(-numpy.abs(d/45.))
def covMat(x1, x2, covFunc, noise=0):
cov = covFunc(scipy.spatial.distance_matrix(numpy.atleast_2d(x1).T, numpy.atleast_2d(x2).T))
if noise: numpy.fill_diagonal(cov, numpy.diag(cov) + noise)
return cov
Ckk = covMat(x_known, x_known, covFunc, noise=0.02)
Cuu = covMat(x_unknown, x_unknown, covFunc, noise=0.00)
CkkInv = numpy.linalg.inv(Ckk)
Cuk = covMat(x_unknown, x_known, covFunc, noise=0)
m = numpy.mean(y_known)
y_unknown = m + numpy.dot(numpy.dot(Cuk,CkkInv), y_known - m)
sigmaPrior = numpy.sqrt(numpy.mean(numpy.square(y_known)))
sigma = sigmaPrior*numpy.sqrt(numpy.diag(Cuu - numpy.dot(numpy.dot(Cuk,CkkInv),Cuk.T)))
fig = plt.figure(figsize=(6,3), dpi=100)
plt.plot(x,y,'-')
plt.plot(x_unknown,numpy.exp(y_unknown),'r-')
plt.fill_between(x_unknown, numpy.exp(y_unknown - sigma), numpy.exp(y_unknown + sigma), color = '0.85')
plt.xlim(2004,2022.5)
plt.xticks(numpy.arange(2004,2023,2))
plt.ylim(0,100)
plt.vlines([2016.5], 0, 100,'0.6','--')
plt.title('Google-Trend zum Suchbegriff "Snowboard"')
plt.ylabel('Suchanfragen pro Monat (%)')
plt.savefig('Gaussianprocess_SnowboardTrend.svg')
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