Machine Learning for Ecological Time Series (METR01)
<https://prstats.org/course/machine-learning-for-ecological-time-series-metr01/>
https://prstats.org/course/machine-learning-for-ecological-time-series-metr01/

Machine Learning for Ecological Time Series is an applied R course teaching
ecologists how to analyse, model, and predict ecological time series data.

Time series data are central to ecological and environmental research, from
monitoring population dynamics and climate signals to tracking ecosystem
responses to change. This intensive course provides a practical and
conceptually grounded introduction to state-of-the-art machine learning
approaches for analysing ecological time series, with a strong emphasis on
real-world application and best practice.

Delivered by experienced instructors, the course blends theory, hands-on
coding, and applied examples to help participants confidently apply machine
learning techniques to their own data.
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Who Is This Course For?

This course is ideal for:

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   PhD and MSc students
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   Postdoctoral researchers
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   Principal investigators
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   Environmental and ecological professionals

Participants should have some prior experience with *Python*. Core concepts
will be reviewed at the start of the course, but a basic familiarity with
the language will help you get the most out of the practical sessions.
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What You Will Learn

By the end of the course, you will be able to:

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   Understand the strengths and limitations of machine learning for time
   series analysis
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   Prepare, explore, and preprocess ecological time series data
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   Apply supervised and unsupervised machine learning methods to temporal
   data
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   Build, validate, and interpret predictive models
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   Avoid common pitfalls such as overfitting, data leakage, and improper
   validation
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   Critically assess when machine learning is (and is not) appropriate for
   ecological inference

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Course Highlights

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   *Ecology-focused examples*: Methods are taught using realistic
   ecological and environmental datasets
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   *Hands-on learning*: Practical coding exercises throughout, with
   reusable workflows
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   *Best-practice modelling*: Emphasis on reproducibility, validation
   strategies, and interpretability
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   *Expert support*: Live Q&A sessions with instructors to discuss concepts
   and troubleshoot code
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   *Flexible delivery*: Recorded lectures combined with live sessions
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   *Certificate of completion*: Digital certificate provided at the end of
   the course

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Course Format

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   *5-day online course*
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   Pre-recorded lectures released daily
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   Live Q&A sessions for discussion and clarification
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   Continued access to course materials and recordings after completion

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Why Take This Course?

Machine learning is increasingly used in ecological research, but applying
these methods responsibly requires more than simply fitting models. This
course equips you with both the conceptual understanding and practical
skills needed to use machine learning effectively, transparently, and
confidently in ecological time series analysis.
*Harness modern machine learning methods to analyse, model, and interpret
ecological time series data - Book today!*

*Email [email protected] <[email protected]> with any questions*

*You may also be interested in *
Machine Learning for Time Series (MLTP01)
<https://prstats.org/course/machine-learning-for-time-series-mltp01/>
https://prstats.org/course/machine-learning-for-time-series-mltp01/

Machine Learning for Time Series is a practical Python course teaching how
to model, analyse, and forecast time series data using machine learning
methods.


-- 
Oliver Hooker PhD.
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