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Refers to the AutoRegressive Integrated Moving Average model used in time series modeling both for data description and for forecasting. This model generalizes the ARMA model by including a term for differencing, which is useful for removing trends and handling some types of non-stationarity.

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Is there a closed form for multi-step ARIMA/ARMA density forecasts conditioned on initial values?/alternatives to this?

I am attempting to create a benchmark for probabilistic forecasting of time series to test other models against and figured that a linear ARIMA/ARMA model would be a good starting point. I thought ...
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Comparison of Two Populations in ARIMA Interrupted Time Series

I am trying to do a comparison of the impact of COVID-19 on cancer diagnoses in the US. I have fit an ARIMA model to all cancer site monthly incidence rates for the US from January 2018 to December ...
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Interpreting log-transformed ARIMA Coefficients in R

I am fitting an ARIMA model to do interrupted time series analysis on cancer rates. I have log-transformed the data for fitting for stability and because this is typical with cancer rates, but I am ...
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Multi-Linear Regression with ARIMA errors - Forecasting

I have a time series dataset with 7 independent variables. I have created a multi-linear regression(MLR) using 3 of these independent variables and two lagged variables. When I checked for the ...
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How should I interpret parameters of the SARIMA model in time series analysis?

I am a bit confused as to why the SARIMA model requires four parameters beyond the ARIMA model just to remove the seasonal component from a time series. Obviously $m$ is required to specify the ...
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Why the result of forecasting GARCH being constant?

I am new to researching modeling and forecasting using the GARCH model. So I am still confused about the result that I get. I forecast stock return volatility using Eviews. The best ARIMA model in my ...
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Inverting diff() and BoxCox() in R

i'm doing a project with a non-stationary time series. i used BoxCox trasformation and differences to make it stationary ...
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Should the RMSE of an unrestricted VAR model decrease as compared to a restricted Autoregression model when there is Granger Causality

I have 2 time series, say for instance, T1 and T2. T1 granger causes T2 at lag 2. Should this mean that if I make a VAR model with these two time series, and an autoregression model with just T2, the ...
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I need help writing a SARIMA model

I need help writing a SARIMA model I have obtained mathematically. My model is ARIMA(2,1,0)(0,1,0) period 12. I understand what the different parts actually mean but get very lost trying to write out ...
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ARIMA equation from R output

I have three ARIMA models by these output by R. After using auto.arima there is 3 models that R told me which (1,1,0), (0,0,1), and (1,1,1) According to these ...
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How can I make seasonal adjustment for data with heteroskedasticity in R

I am currently using the "seasonal" package in R to perform X-13ARIMA seasonal adjustment when I notice that the data I am analyzing have significantly larger volatility in recent years than ...
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How can I interpret this ACF PACF?

Data I am using is Relative Humidity from 2004-01-01 to 2022-12-01 (day is always 01 as it is a monthly average). I established a linear regression model to find a trend. Used the residuals and ...
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Interpreting test results for ARCH effects in ARIMA model

I would like to ask you, how to correctly interpret different results for different number of lags in arch.test (R)? We reject the null hypothesis (homoscedasticity)...
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arima model for time series prediction based on the given acf and pacf plots

I have just started learning fitting arima model for time series. So I am not very sure what AR and MA order I should use. May I know what are some possible arima models for the following ACF and PACF ...
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Let $X_t$ be an ARIMA(1,1,1) process and $Y_t = Y_{t-1} + X_t$. What kind of process is $Y_t$?

Q: Let $X_t$ be an ARIMA(1,1,1) process and $Y_t = Y_{t-1} + X_t$. What kind of process is $Y_t$? $X_t$ is an ARIMA(1,1,1), i.e $\nabla X_t = X_t - X_{t-1} = Z_t $ where $Z_t$ is a casual ARMA(1,1) ...
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Detrending these time series

I have the following time series. Its clearly not a simple linear trend. I want to explore the relationship among these variables using a VAR, or even a time-varying VAR. The biggest issue in my data ...
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Exact steps for rolling window CV evaluation or sliding window CV evaluation for SARIMA

So far I have using this process: 1)split data into training and test 2)do model selection(p,d,q, P,D,Q,etc) using training data(in this case, I used autoarima) ...
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SARIMA model selection for my data

I am new to time series analysis. I need to determine whether my series is seasonal or not, and if it requires differencing for building an ARIMA model if it is possible? The time series data is ...
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If $X_t$ is an AR(2) process, what is $Y_t := X_t - X_{t-1}$?

Q: If $X_t$ is an AR(2) process, what is $Y_t := X_t - X_{t-1}$? Attempted solution: $X_t = \phi_1 X_{t-1} + \phi_2 X_{t-2} + W_t$, where $W_t$ is white noise. \begin{equation} \begin{split} Y_t &:...
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Seasonal differencing applied to exogenous variable (xreg)? Forecast package R by Hyndman

Im currently working on specifying a seasonal ARIMA model with an exogenous variable. I'm using the forecast package developed by Hyndman for this. I have specified the following: ...
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How to use MAPE with auto.arima model?

The code below gets a: error in mean(abs((y_true - y_pred)/y_true)) : argument "y_true" is missing, with no default I've seen MAPE used on forecasts. Can one use this and similar methods on ...
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GARCH fit to the residuals of AR/ARMA mean equation previously fitted

Suppose I have an ARMA (p,q) (let it be ARMA (2,2)) fitted to my original returns series and have the residuals of said ARMA model extracted. Next, it is my understanding that I need to fit a GARCH ...
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Prove that white noise + normality = independence

If the time series process is linear, then the ARIMA model is specified. The residuals from this model are $(1.)$ no autocorrelation $(2.)$ mean equals zero $(3.)$ constant variance. We say that this ...
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Can I compare forecasting performance of rolling window VAR and usual forecast of model with ARIMA errors?

Can I compare forecasting performance of rolling window VAR and usual forecast of model with ARIMA errors? Or maybe there is exist better way to compare forecasting performance?
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Estimating and fitting a GARCH model

By far I've become really familiar with the concept of GARCH but I'm still confused on how to go on with the implementation especially that I've seen multiple sources using different approaches: ...
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How to convert R output from auto.arima function into mathematical model?

I'm building a model using the auto.arima function in R, and it gives the following output: ...
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Interpreting lagged exogenous variables in ARMAX and regression with ARMA errors

There is an interesting post about the connection of lagged exogenous variables and the autoregressive time series model: Forecasting - Lags vs. AR terms for Exogenous Variables Consequently, by using ...
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How to apply heteroscedasticity tests in model with ARIMA errors? [closed]

How to use heteroscedasticity tests in model with ARIMA errors?
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Rejection of ADF-test for log returns and AIC selected ARIMA(0,0,0) and ARIMA (0,0,0) with a drift?

I use monthly log returns for some stock portfolios and rejects the null of the ADF-test for both. Hereafter I use AIC to select best fitting models using auto.arima in R. The selected models are ...
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What happens if you difference a IMA?

When we over-difference a time serie, we are introducing units roots in its moving average component, hence obtaining an IMA. My question is: IMA is an integrated time serie, hence it has unit root ...
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What should I do with structural breaks at return time series?- R

Let say I have the below time series data(It is a return data of a financial derivative): ...
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How to model structural break in ARIMAX/VAR/ARDL

I tried to use a QLR test for structural breaks for a variable that I am forecasting, and I found a break, which is very accurate to geopolitical events in 2022. Because of this, my significance of ...
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How to calculate Prediction Intervals for time series forecasting with CI

I'm working on a project on time series multi-step ahead forecasting in Python. I have a time series, and I apply an ARMA model on it (statsmodels SARIMAX library). I know that ARMA models, as many ...
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Auto_arima and ARCH

I have an auto_arima model that works in Python but I want to optimize it using ARCH. I have run an ARCH model on my ARIMA residuals but I do not know what to do ...
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auto_arima straight line prediction python

I know this has been asked a lot but I have checked everything and still don't understand. To start, I have a dataset of global temperatures averaged over years. There is a trend in the series and I ...
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ARIMAX model for Google trends: trouble with lots of zeros

I want to apply ARIMAX model on Google trends. I used python package to get daily data. However, this data contains a lot of zeros, so if I do first difference of logs, I see a lot of (inf) in python. ...
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ARIMA, VAR and State Space Model (SSM) forecasting comparison

I am trying to compare the asset price forecasting abilities of SSMs with ARIMA and VAR models. To keep it brief, this is the plan that I am following: Collect multivariate data Perform ADF ...
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what R function can be used to fit an additional MA term at lag 3 to my ARIMA model?

I want to fit an ARIMA(1,1,0)(0,1,1)[12] with drift, with an additionnal MA at lag 3 as when I have fitted an ARIMA(1,1,0)(0,1,1)[12] with drift model, I have seen there was still autocorrelation in ...
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Does Arima (1,0,1) exist? Are there any articles station Arima (1,0,1)? How to intrpret Arima (1,0,1) summary results? [duplicate]

I have dataset that corresponds to year (from 1930-2020) and volume of sediment. I have to predict the volume for next 50 years. While trying ARIMA in R I tried different models like (1,0,0), (1,1,0) (...
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How to stationarise a univariate time series in R when auto.arima gives a model to fit that doesn't stationarise it? [closed]

I am currently working on a univariate time series that I try to modelize (following the Box-Jenkins methodology, I try to identify the model before I estimate it, using correlograms, in order to ...
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Stationarity of ARMA-like time series

It is well known that for $X_t \sim ARMA(p,q)$ where $\phi(B)X_t = \theta(B)Z_t, Z_t\sim WN(0, \sigma^2)$, if $\phi(z)\neq0$ in the unit circle, $\{X_t\}$ is stationary. Now assume $\{Y_t, t=0, \pm1, ....
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Does my ARIMA Model Fail because of the non stationary data?

I am trying to create an ARIMA model which allows to extrapolate a voltage curve of a sensor battery into the future. Is this a possible application scenario at all? I have four different voltage ...
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Cowpertwait-Metcalfe Introductory Time Series Exercise 4.8 - Derive ARIMA Model

I am trying to solve Exercise 4.8 in Cowpertwait-Metcalfe: Introductory Time Series with R. (For self study, not for coursework.) We are given a time series model \begin{align*} x_t & = x_{t - 1} +...
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Validity of Automatic Portmanteau test for serial correlation vs Ljung-Box Test

I would like to model the Value-at-Risk of U.S. sector indices and the U.S. Broad Dollar Index using the variance-covariance method. To achieve this, I model the conditional means and variances of the ...
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ACF and PACF graphs - MA, AR, ARMA, ARIMA?

The data are for areas. How would I interpret these ACF and PACF graphs, and what model could I use? To me, this is a non-stationary series and therefore an ARIMA would be suitable, but I don't know ...
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How to write it as the linear process for MA(2) when the characteristic root is complex? [closed]

I have MA(2) as $$x_t=e_t-0.3e_{t-1}+0.1e_{t-2}$$ and would like to find $x_{t+1}$. But I struggle and $$x_t(1-0.3B+0.1B^2)^{-1}=e_t.$$ I can't write it as linear process because the root of the ...
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interpret acf plot

I am trying to interpret my results from decomposing my time series and the acf/pacf plot. The adf test gave a p-value less than 0.05 so is it ok to assume that my time series is stationary with no ...
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Inaccuracies due to initial values in GARCH(1, 1) simulation

I'm experimenting with non-normal innovations standard GARCH(1, 1) model $$\epsilon_t = \sqrt h_t z_t$$ $$h_t = \omega + \alpha \epsilon_{t-1} + \beta h_{t-1}$$ Where $E[z_t] = 0$, $E[z_t^2] = 1$, but ...
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What do you do when the lags in ACF are on the edge of significance? How would you descibe this ACF and PACF plot?

I have caluclated the first differences of a process and now created an ACF and PACF plot and I honestly don't know how to interpret it. I thought that it is an AR(1) process but I see some ...
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train, test and validation data set configuration to compare a machine learing method and ARMA method

I want to compare performance a machine learning method and Autoreressive Moving Average-ARMA(p,q) for time series data. I do such a configuration: First I divide data into three part: Trainig data(...
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