Time Series

Discussion in 'CT6' started by juniorA, Mar 5, 2015.

  1. juniorA

    juniorA Member

    How to test for stationarity?

    (i) |X|<1
    (ii) the individual roots should be greater than 1.

    When and Why?
     
  2. Hemant Rupani

    Hemant Rupani Senior Member

    1)Not |X|<1 , its a alpha should |alpha(parameter of Autoregressive(1) model)|<1
    2) yes!
    When you need to or you are asked to check it out.
    because Stationary time series has identical statistical property for all tim, so easier to apply statistical prediction.
     
    Last edited: Mar 12, 2015
  3. juniorA

    juniorA Member

    Thanks Aton!!
    So when we are asked to fit the model of a time series process ARIMA(p,q,r)

    I came across the Question paper solving as (2,0,3)
    provided the process is stationary.
    without checking for I.
     
  4. Hemant Rupani

    Hemant Rupani Senior Member

    Hi JuniorA,
    I edited my post,check |alpha|<1 only in AR(1) to know Stationarity.
     
  5. supriyo23

    supriyo23 Member

    Dear hemant rupani
    can u please explain question 4.13 of Q& A BANK OF CT6
     
  6. Hemant Rupani

    Hemant Rupani Senior Member

    Hi Supriyo
    Autocorrelation tends to decay to zero in stationary time series.
    So from the given data it's the good clue that time series is differenced 1. Lowest variance is also a strong suggestion.

    Note: we difference time series until we get close enough stationarity.
     
  7. supriyo23

    supriyo23 Member

    Hi hemant
    here my question is why ar process is of order 2 and ma process is of 0 order.
     
  8. Hemant Rupani

    Hemant Rupani Senior Member

    Given Order is a fact. In Q. We didn't identify that.

    Even if you wanted to identify those, use asymptotic results given in The Section 2.3/2.4.
    From you can get estimation of ARIMA (2, 1, 1)... that has different MA.
    As you know estimation are not always right.
     
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