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Practical Time Series Analysis
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Practical Time Series Analysis

by PKS Prakash, Avishek Pal
September 2017
Beginner
244 pages
5h 20m
English
Packt Publishing
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Moving average models

The moving average models use dependency between residual errors to forecast values in the next time period. The model helps you adjust for any unpredictable events such as catastrophic events leading to a share market crash leading to share prices falling, which will happen over time and is captured as a moving average process.

The first-order moving average denoted by MA(1) is as follows:

xt = α - θ1Єt-1 + Єt

The second-order moving average denoted by MA(2) is as follows:

xt = α - θ1Єt-1 - θ2Єt-2+ Єt

The qth order moving average denoted by MA(q) is as follows:

xt = α - θ1Єt-1 - θ2Єt-2 - ... - θqЄt-q+ Єt

Here, Єt is the identically independently-distributed error at time t and follows normal distribution N(0,σ2Є) with ...

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