Ease your work
Transform data sustainably. Enrich your data outside of your own code or spreadsheet: by defining the data transformation server side, you will make it more robust, auditable, shareable and reusable. By enriching your data referential layer by layer, the hard will become easy and the impossible becomes reachable. Your analysis will become more complex and valuable for your organization. Finally, publish your code server side and automate it easily to remove the tedious parts of your work.
Open the black box
The Timeseries Refinery is all about process traceability. Easily determine the data flow of each computed data point in order to diagnose apparent outliers, extreme events, or even human error. Closely follow all the aggregation and the scripted transformations to be proactive in the identification of a flaw in the data process (and correct it swiftly). Keep a great power on your data stream (and assume the corresponding responsibility). We, at Pythonian, believe that in a time of black box algorithms, a human should be kept in the loop. This tool is dedicated to this task.
Get out the grey zone
Traditionally, the data storage and catalog is handled by the IT team. The analysts are only data consumers to protect the data infrastructure. However, when producing data, there is a lack of proper infrastructure to store, reuse and share it. The data lakes tend to become data swamps and many data enrichments are done multiple times. With the Timeseries Refinery, the data can be simply stored and shared without any IT help. By enriching the data catalog, each analyst and data scientist can easily share the results. Hence, the data can flow through different specialists and be enriched with compound interest.
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The Timeseries Refinery is an open-source platform for storing, computing and visualising versioned time series data — built for data-driven teams in energy, trading and industry. Its bitemporal storage keeps every version of every series: any series can be queried as it was known at any past date (as-of queries) — and computed series follow the same law: formulas evaluate against the versions known at that date. It provides a traceable formula engine, real-time dashboarding, an Excel client, and full Python and REST APIs. Learn more