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Edit: I would like to refer you to my new and more specific question: Edited: Choice between forecasting modelsEdited: Choice between forecasting models

I'm researching forecasting models. Since I have data that has both a trend and seasionality and is caused by other variables, I would like to describe a model that combines Time Series Models and Causal Models. However, I can't seem to find models that combine those two. What are models for me to look at?

The following models are models that I already described:

  • Moving Average
  • Weighted Moving Average
  • Exponential smoothing
  • Single lineair regression
  • Method of Holt
  • Method of Pegels
  • Seasonal Naïve Method
  • Method of Holt-Winters
  • Multiple Lineair Regression

Edit: I would like to refer you to my new and more specific question: Edited: Choice between forecasting models

I'm researching forecasting models. Since I have data that has both a trend and seasionality and is caused by other variables, I would like to describe a model that combines Time Series Models and Causal Models. However, I can't seem to find models that combine those two. What are models for me to look at?

The following models are models that I already described:

  • Moving Average
  • Weighted Moving Average
  • Exponential smoothing
  • Single lineair regression
  • Method of Holt
  • Method of Pegels
  • Seasonal Naïve Method
  • Method of Holt-Winters
  • Multiple Lineair Regression

Edit: I would like to refer you to my new and more specific question: Edited: Choice between forecasting models

I'm researching forecasting models. Since I have data that has both a trend and seasionality and is caused by other variables, I would like to describe a model that combines Time Series Models and Causal Models. However, I can't seem to find models that combine those two. What are models for me to look at?

The following models are models that I already described:

  • Moving Average
  • Weighted Moving Average
  • Exponential smoothing
  • Single lineair regression
  • Method of Holt
  • Method of Pegels
  • Seasonal Naïve Method
  • Method of Holt-Winters
  • Multiple Lineair Regression
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Edit: I would like to refer you to my new and more specific question: Edited: Choice between forecasting models

I'm researching forecasting models. Since I have data that has both a trend and seasionality and is caused by other variables, I would like to describe a model that combines Time Series Models and Causal Models. However, I can't seem to find models that combine those two. What are models for me to look at?

The following models are models that I already described:

  • Moving Average
  • Weighted Moving Average
  • Exponential smoothing
  • Single lineair regression
  • Method of Holt
  • Method of Pegels
  • Seasonal Naïve Method
  • Method of Holt-Winters
  • Multiple Lineair Regression

I'm researching forecasting models. Since I have data that has both a trend and seasionality and is caused by other variables, I would like to describe a model that combines Time Series Models and Causal Models. However, I can't seem to find models that combine those two. What are models for me to look at?

The following models are models that I already described:

  • Moving Average
  • Weighted Moving Average
  • Exponential smoothing
  • Single lineair regression
  • Method of Holt
  • Method of Pegels
  • Seasonal Naïve Method
  • Method of Holt-Winters
  • Multiple Lineair Regression

Edit: I would like to refer you to my new and more specific question: Edited: Choice between forecasting models

I'm researching forecasting models. Since I have data that has both a trend and seasionality and is caused by other variables, I would like to describe a model that combines Time Series Models and Causal Models. However, I can't seem to find models that combine those two. What are models for me to look at?

The following models are models that I already described:

  • Moving Average
  • Weighted Moving Average
  • Exponential smoothing
  • Single lineair regression
  • Method of Holt
  • Method of Pegels
  • Seasonal Naïve Method
  • Method of Holt-Winters
  • Multiple Lineair Regression
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I'm researching forecasting models. Since I have data that has both a trend and seasionality and is caused by other variables, I would like to describe a model that combines Time Series Models and Causal Models. However, I can't seem to find models that combine those two. What are models for me to look at?

 

The following models are models that I already described:

  • Moving Average
  • Weighted Moving Average
  • Exponential smoothing
  • Single lineair regression
  • Method of Holt
  • Method of Pegels
  • Seasonal Naïve Method
  • Method of Holt-Winters
  • Multiple Lineair Regression

I'm researching forecasting models. Since I have data that has both a trend and seasionality and is caused by other variables, I would like to describe a model that combines Time Series Models and Causal Models. However, I can't seem to find models that combine those two. What are models for me to look at?

 

The following models are models that I already described:

  • Moving Average
  • Weighted Moving Average
  • Exponential smoothing
  • Single lineair regression
  • Method of Holt
  • Method of Pegels
  • Seasonal Naïve Method
  • Method of Holt-Winters
  • Multiple Lineair Regression

I'm researching forecasting models. Since I have data that has both a trend and seasionality and is caused by other variables, I would like to describe a model that combines Time Series Models and Causal Models. However, I can't seem to find models that combine those two. What are models for me to look at?

The following models are models that I already described:

  • Moving Average
  • Weighted Moving Average
  • Exponential smoothing
  • Single lineair regression
  • Method of Holt
  • Method of Pegels
  • Seasonal Naïve Method
  • Method of Holt-Winters
  • Multiple Lineair Regression
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