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This analysis adapts $L^1$ minimization methods for missing values in time series, highlighting key implications in data analytics.
One of the most common procedures in modern data analytics is filling in missing values in times series. For a variety of reasons, the data provided by clients to obtain a forecast, or other forms of data analysis, may have missing values, and those values need to be filled in before the data set can be properly analyzed. Many freely available forecasting software packages, such as the sktime library, have built-in mechanisms for filling in missing values. The purpose of this paper is to adapt the classical L¹ minimization method for signal recovery to the filling of missing values in times. The theoretical justifications of these methods leverage results by Bourgain ({Bourgain89}), Talagrand ({Talagrand98}), the second and the third listed authors ({IM24}), and the result by the second listed author, Kashin, Limonova and the third listed author ({IKLM24}). Brief numerical tests for these algorithms are given but more extensive will be discussed in a companion paper.
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