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Summary of AutoRegressive Integrated Moving Average. Abstract |
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Although nobody can really look into the future, modern statistical methods, econometric models and business intelligence software go a long way in helping businesses forecast and estimate what is going to happen in the future. ARIMA stands for AutoRegressive Integrated Moving Average.
The ARIMA Time Series Analysis
uses lags and shifts in the historical data to uncover patterns (e.g.
moving averages, seasonality) and predict the future. The ARIMA model was
first developed in the late 60s but was systemized by Box and Jenkins in
1976. A can be more complex to use than other statistical forecasting
techniques, although when implemented properly can be quite powerful and
flexible.
A is a method for determining two
things: Book: Alan Pankratz - Forecasting with Univariate Box Jenkins Models : Concepts and Cases Book: Jeffrey Wooldridge - Introductory Econometrics: A Modern Approach T I P : Here you can discuss and learn a lot more about statistical forecasting and ARIMA. Compare with ARIMA: Regression Analysis | Dynamic Regression | Exponential Smoothing |
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