Use the Specify ARIMA Model window for the following orders that can be specified for an ARIMA
model:
•The
Autoregressive Order is the order (p) of the polynomial operator.
•The
Differencing Order is the order (d) of the differencing operator.
•The
Moving Average Order is the order (q) of the differencing operator .
An ARIMA model is commonly denoted ARIMA(p,d,q). If any of p,d, or q are zero, the corresponding
letters are often dropped. For example, if p and d are zero, then model would be denoted MA(q).
The
Confidence Intervalsbox enables you to set the confidence level between ...
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