Predict and Forecast HDB Flat Prices with GPT-4o and Google Sheets Analytics
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Overview
How It Works
The workflow runs on a monthly trigger to collect both current-year and multi-year historical HDB data. Once fetched, all datasets are merged with aligned fields to produce a unified table. The system then applies cleaning and normalization rules to ensure consistent scales and comparable values. After preprocessing, it performs pattern mining, anomaly checks, and time-series analysis to extract trends and forecast signals. An AI agent, integrating OpenAI GPT-4, statistical tools, and calculator nodes, synthesizes these results into coherent insights. The final predictions are formatted and automatically written to Google Sheets for reporting and downstream use.
Setup Steps
- Configure fetch nodes to pull current-year HDB data and three years of historical records.
- Align and map column names across all datasets.
- Set normalization and standardization parameters in the cleaning node.
- Add your OpenAI API key (GPT-4) and link the model, forecasting tool, and calculator nodes.
- Authorize Google Sheets and configure sheet and cell mappings for automated export.
Prerequisites
- Historical data source with API access (3+ years of records)
- OpenAI API key for GPT-4 model
- Google Sheets account with API credentials
- Basic understanding of time series data
Use Cases
Real Estate: Forecast property prices using multi-year historical HDB/market data with confidence intervals Finance: Predict market trends by aggregating years of transaction or pricing records
Customization
Data Source: Replace HDB/fetch nodes with stock prices, sensor data, sales records, or any historical dataset Analysis Window: Adjust years fetched (2-5 years) based on data availability and prediction horizon
Benefits
Automation: Monthly scheduling eliminates manual data gathering and analysis Consolidation: Merges fragmented year-by-year data into unified historical view