Exam 12: Time Series Analysis and Forecasting
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In a multiplicative seasonal model,we multiply a "base" forecast by an appropriate seasonal index.These indexes,one for each season,typically average to 1.
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As is the case with residuals from regression,the forecast errors for nonregression methods will always average to zero
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To calculate the five-period moving average for a time series,we average the values in the two preceding periods,and the values in the three following time periods.
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Perform a runs test and compute a few autocorrelations to determine whether this time series is random.
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