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Descriptive time series analysis

The goal of descriptive time series analysis is to understand time-ordered data (time series) by visually uncovering patterns, trends, and seasonalityβ€”as well as using simple metrics (such as rates of change)β€”to identify the underlying structure (trend, seasonality, cyclicality, and randomness) and serve as a foundation for more complex forecasting models (such as ARIMA). It decomposes the time series into its constituent components in order to describe historical behavior.

πŸ“„ Documents & Materials

This subsection contains four time-series tools and their corresponding descriptions. The Time Series Viewer loads, transforms and compares time series and creates new series by formula. Gap Filling replaces missing values using six methods. The Time Series Analysis tool covers trend functions, autocorrelation, smoothing, filtering, and seasonal adjustment. Time Series Modeling covers ARIMA, ARIMAX, GARCH, VAR, Granger causality, and cointegration.

Document Type Pages Action
πŸ“„ Time Series Viewer Document 7 πŸ“₯ Download
πŸ“„ Gap Filling Document 7 πŸ“₯ Download
πŸ“„ Mathematical Foundations of Time Series Analysis Document 15 πŸ“₯ Download
πŸ“„ Time Series Modeling Document 15 πŸ“₯ Download

πŸ› οΈ Tools & Calculators

Interactive tools for performing statistical analyses and calculations.