A non-transitory computer-readable medium for processing data having varied temporal characteristics to generate predictions related to management arrangements using random forest classifiers, comprising instructions that, when executed by one or more processors, cause operations comprising:
- receiving first data related to a first management arrangement of a first entity, wherein the first data comprises a first temporal characteristic and a first management transformation of the first entity;
- generating a first feature vector for the first data, wherein a first element of the first feature vector corresponds to the first temporal characteristic whereby the first feature vector is indexed by time;
- training a temporally unaware random forest classifier based on the first feature vector to classify the first data as corresponding to the first management transformation;
- receiving second data related to a second management arrangement of a second entity, wherein the second data comprises a second temporal characteristic and an unknown management transformation of the second entity;
- generating a second feature vector for the second data, wherein a second element of the second feature vector corresponds to the second temporal characteristic whereby the second feature vector is indexed by time;
- inputting the second feature vector into the temporally unaware random forest classifier;
- receiving an output from the temporally unaware random forest classifier related to a predicted second management transformation;
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- generating for display, in a user interface, a prediction based on the predicted second management transformation.