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ThingsBoard Cloud

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IoT Time Series Forecasting Models

A prediction model in Trendz is a no-code time series forecasting model for IoT telemetry. It learns from the history of every device or asset in a profile and predicts what comes next: future values, limit crossings, period totals, or target progress. Trendz picks the forecasting method for each item, so no machine learning expertise is needed, and you can bring your own Python model when you want to. Predictions return to ThingsBoard as telemetry and alarms, so dashboards and rule chains use them like any other reading.

A prediction model is built for one question. Trendz calls this question the intent, and it decides what the model shows, what it writes to ThingsBoard, and which alarms it can raise. The four intents read the same history in four ways, and cover uses such as energy consumption forecasting, fuel and tank levels, battery discharge, filter clogging, occupancy, and production output. Pick one to see how it works.

A model is trained once from the history. After that, every scheduled refresh updates its forecasts and alarms. The forecasting methods and accuracy page explains how the method is chosen, from Prophet and ARIMA to linear regression, and how accuracy is measured.

What you get in ThingsBoard:

  • Forecast: saved on each device or asset as telemetry. Show it on a dashboard next to the real readings.
  • Alarms: listed with the other alarms of the device or asset. Send them by email or SMS with a rule chain.