Time series data is a datatype characterized by a sequence of events, observations or measurements collected and ordered with date-time intervals, typically representing changes in a variable over time, and is supported by Syntho.
Time series data is more challenging to synthesize because it needs to capture the temporal dependencies and patterns inherent in real-world sequential observations. Unlike independent and identically distributed data, where each observation is unrelated to the others, time series data exhibits dependencies across time steps. Many organizations and most open-source solutions cannot synthesize time series well or do not support time series data at all.
Our Syntho Engine is optimized to synthesize the most complex time series data accurately. We have optimized our models in collaboration with leading organizations working with the most complex time series data.
Syntho collaborated with leading organizations, such as the Cedars Sinai Medical Center. These organizations work with the most complex time series data. This allows Syntho to build the best sequence model being able to synthesize the most complex time series accurately.
With our Syntho Engine, you can accurately synthesize data containing time series. Our approach adeptly captures correlations and statistical patterns between the entity table and the associated table containing longitudinal information. This included even complex time series structures, such as time series with: