PRELIMINARY ANALYSIS OF TIME SERIES DATA

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5.1.1 Ground deformation analysis using SAR time series
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Example 13.3: Specifying the Forecasting Model
This example illustrates how the ESM procedure can be used to specify different models for different series. Internet data from the previous example are used for this illustration.
This example, forecasts the BOATS variable by using[r]

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REFIT= keyword
(for macro usage) refits a previously saved forecasting model by using the current fit range; that is, it reestimates the model parameters. Refitting also causes the model to be reevaluated (statistics of fit recomputed), and it causes the time ranges to be reset if th[r]

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If the time series is a sequence of independent random variables with mean 0 and variance 2 , then the periodogram, J k , will have the same expected value for all k. For a time series with nonzero autocorrelation, each ordinate of the periodogram, J k , wi[r]

Model Summary provides summary statistics of the model. Equation Results provides of the estimates of the equation. Time Series displays the plotted series.
Covariance Matrix opens the Fitted Model Covariance/Correlation Matrix window in the SAS/ETS Mod[r]

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Samples
One of the most important concepts in EViews is the sample of observations. The sample is the set of observations in the workfile used for performing statis- tical procedures. Samples may be specified using ranges of observations and "if conditions" that[r]

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Overview: SASEFAME Interface Engine
The SASEFAME interface engine provides a seamless interface between Fame and[r]

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If your input data set is not sorted in ascending order, use one of the following alternatives:
Sort the data by using the SORT procedure with a similar BY statement.
Specify the option NOTSORTED or DESCENDING in the BY statement for the TIMESERIES procedure. The NOTSORTED o[r]