https://win-vector.com/2023/05/07/a-time-series-apologia/ < return [ ] * About Us + Company Information + Staff + Example Engagements * Service Offerings + Consulting + Training Overview + Use Cases * Blog * Talks and Presentations * Contact * Practical Data Science with R Menu Home * Win-Vector Blog * Company * @WinVectorLLC Twitter Win Vector LLC Data science advising, consulting, and training A Time Series Apologia By John Mount on May 7, 2023 * ( Leave a comment ) I would like to share a new article on some of the methods and pitfalls of time series forecasting: "A Time Series Apologia". In it I work the seemingly simple problem of forecasting a noisy copy of sin(t). The purpose of the article is to demonstrate using ARIMA methods, and to show that it is okay to also try non-ARIMA methods. We also share a very important, but under-taught, method for choosing the MA degree of an ARIMA model. NOAA Tide Predicting Machine No. 2NOAA Tide Predicting Machine No. 2 NOAA Tide Predicting Machine No. 2 Share this: * Twitter * LinkedIn * Facebook * Reddit * Email * Like this: Like Loading... Categories: Opinion Pragmatic Data Science Statistics To English Translation Tutorials Tagged as: forecasting R rstats Statistics as it should be time series [a4b2fbd7b2c8d][a4b2fbd7b2c8d] John Mount It Isn't Just the AIs Hallucinating Leave a Reply Cancel reply Site Map * Blog * About Us * Practical Data Science with R * Company Information + Staff + Example Engagements * Service Offerings + Consulting + Training Overview + Use Cases * Talks and Presentations * Contact Recent Posts * A Time Series Apologia * It Isn't Just the AIs Hallucinating * The Sell [?] [?] as [?] [?] Scam * A Pandas/Polars Rosetta Stone * Fun Introduction to the Ideas of A/B testing search [ ] Categories * Statistics (435) * Tutorials (431) * Opinion (296) * data science (252) * Pragmatic Data Science (245) search %d bloggers like this: