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  This repository contains implementations of **time-series forecasting** for stock prices using both **traditional statistical models (ARIMA, Prophet)** and **deep learning (LSTM)**.
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  The project demonstrates model comparison, rolling-window evaluation, and deployment to Hugging Face Hub.
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  ## Project Overview
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  - **Dataset**: Daily stock price dataset (closing prices).
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  - **Deployment**:
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  - Models and results shared on Hugging Face Hub.
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  ## Repository Contents
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  - `lstm_model.h5` – Trained LSTM model
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  - `stock_forecasting_notebook.ipynb` – Full notebook with preprocessing, training, evaluation, and plots
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  - `upload_to_hf.py` – Script for uploading to Hugging Face Hub
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  ## Quick start
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  1. Create and activate a python environment (recommended: conda or venv)
 
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  This repository contains implementations of **time-series forecasting** for stock prices using both **traditional statistical models (ARIMA, Prophet)** and **deep learning (LSTM)**.
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  The project demonstrates model comparison, rolling-window evaluation, and deployment to Hugging Face Hub.
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  ## Project Overview
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  - **Dataset**: Daily stock price dataset (closing prices).
 
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  - **Deployment**:
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  - Models and results shared on Hugging Face Hub.
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  ## Repository Contents
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  - `lstm_model.h5` – Trained LSTM model
 
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  - `stock_forecasting_notebook.ipynb` – Full notebook with preprocessing, training, evaluation, and plots
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  - `upload_to_hf.py` – Script for uploading to Hugging Face Hub
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  ## Quick start
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  1. Create and activate a python environment (recommended: conda or venv)