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\n\nMost time series analysis methods focus on single variable data. It's simple to understand
\nand work with such data. But sometimes our time series dataset may containe multi-varibles.
\nFor example, in marketing analysis, profit of a day may not only be decided by the number
\nof customers, but also depend on campaign, CM and so on.
\nIt is harder to model such problems and often many of the classical methods do not perform
\nwell.
\n\nSince regression methods are good at processing multivarible, we can simply turn our timeseries
\ndataset into training dataset for regression by exluding time columns.
\n\n## Restrictions\nIn general when using regression methods, timeseries data for your independent variables must be
\navaliable to make predicitons.
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