Note: Locators followed by “f ” and “t” refer to figures and tables respectively.
- acf(),
- autocovariance estimation coding
- background
- and spectrum
- for white noise errors
- acos()
- AIC. See Akaike's information criteria
- Akaike's information criteria (AIC)
- as cross-validation, NYC temperatures
- model selection with
- anova()
- arima.sim()
- ARMA(2,2) model
- AR(m) filtering matrix
- filtering information
- linear algebra
- and lm()
- to model MA(3)
- standard computations
- AR(1) model for irregular spacing
- final analysis
- method
- motivation
- results
- sensitivity analysis
- AR(m) structure, residuals for
- data display
- filtering twice
- ar.yw()
- asin()
- Assumptions
- equal variance
- regression
- two- sample t-test
- independence
- introduction
- logarithmic transformations, illustration of
- normality
- heavy tails
- left skew
- right skewed
- atan()
- Autocorrelation
- AR(1)
- AR(2)
- estimation
- for MA(1) models
- for MA(2) models
- stationarity
- Autocovariance
- AR(1)
- AR(2)
- ARMA(m,l) model
- estimation, 37
- properties
- stationarity
- white noise
- Autoregressive model of order 1, AR(1)
- adjustments
- autocorrelation
- autocovariance
- definition
- examples (stable and unstable models)
- illustration
- Autoregressive model of order 2, AR(2)
- autocorrelation
- autocovariance
- examples 46t
- and power spectrum
- preliminary facts
- R code
- simulating data
- Backshift operator
- and ARMA(m,l) models
- definition
- examples
- stationary condition for AR(1) model
- Bayesian information criteria (BIC)
- Best linear unbiased estimators (BLUES)
- BIC. See Schwarz information criteria
- BLUES. See Best linear unbiased estimators
- Boise river flow data
- data splitting
- model selection with AIC
- model selection with filtering
- residuals
- Breast cancer, data analysis
- background
- estrogen response negative
- estrogen response positive
- and female colon cancer
- first data set (1992–2001)
- second data set (1975–2005)
- background
- data structure
- data trend
- regression analysis with filtered data
- residuals for AR(m) structure
- statistical analysis
- Carrington, Richard
- Complex conjugates
- Complex numbers
- Complex periodic model
- accidental deaths
- data splitting
- Fourier series structure
- model selection with AIC
- model selection with likelihood ratio tests
- periodic data, comments on
- R Code, fitting large Fourier series
- residual
- training set model
- validation set model
- monthly river flows, furnas 1931–1978
- AR(m) filtering matrix
- data
- data splitting
- model selection
- periodic model
- predictions for AR(m)
- saturated model
- Comprehensive R Archive Network (CRAN)
- Coronal mass ejections
- cos()
- CRAN. See Comprehensive R Archive Network
- Creek, Gregory
- Crosby, Ben
- Cross-validation, NYC temperatures
- AIC for
- data splitting
- explained variation, R2
- leave-one-out cross-validation
- Data import
- DataMarket
- export options
- homepage
- licensing agreements
- login page
- overview
- time series loading
- Data simulations
- Data splitting
- d^c
- 45-Degree line model
- dmlist()
- New York temperature data plot
- dmseries()
- New York temperature data
- Endocrine disruptors
- Equal variance assumption
- regression
- two- sample t-test
- ER+. See Estrogen response positive
- ER-. See Estrogen response negative
- Estrogen response negative (ER-)
- breast cancer
- first data set (1992–2001)
- rates
- second data set (1975–2005)
- Estrogen response positive (ER+)
- breast cancer
- first data set (1992–2001)
- rates
- second data set (1975–2005)
- Euler's formula
- exp()
- Explained variation, R2
- Export options
- Fast Fourier transform (FFT)
- Female colon cancer
- FFT. See Fast Fourier transform
- Filtering
- and Boise river flow data
- comments on
- and global warming model
- floor()
- “For” statement
- Fourier series
- Fourier series structure
- Functions (R)
- acos()
- asin()
- atan()
- cos()
- d^c
- exp()
- log()
- pi
- sin()
- sqrt()
- tan()
- see also Time series, functions
- General ARMA models
- arima.sim()
- and backshift operator
- examples
- mathematical formulation
- representative collection
- spectrum for
- Geometric series
- Hat matrix
- Heavy tails
- help()
- help(numericDeriv)
- High elevation (snow)
- Homepage
- Hyndman, Rob
- “If” statement
- Impulse response operator
- computation
- coefficients computation
- definition
- plotting
- interpretation
- intuition
- utility
- Influential points
- Information criteria
- Akaike's information criteria
- and model selection
- Schwarz information criteria
- Inquiry functions
- anova()
- help()
- names()
- summary()
- International sunspot number
- Intervention model
- directory assistance
- concern
- data
- filtering information
- model selection
- saturated model
- ozone levels in Los Angeles
- structure
- Leave-one-out cross-validation
- Left skew
- Leverage points
- Licensing agreements
- Likelihood ratio tests
- Linear model
- lm()
- log()
- Login page
- lowess() function
- Low (rain) elevation watersheds
- Matrix manipulation, in R
- mean(x)
- Mid (mixed) elevation watersheds
- Modeling
- algorithm
- assumption
- example
- AR(m) filter to model MA(3)
- CO2 levels at Mauna Lau
- monthly river flow
- skip method
- Model selection
- with AIC
- with likelihood ratio tests
- Monthly river flow, complex periodic model
- AR(m) filtering matrix
- filtering information
- fitting a model with lm()
- linear algebra
- standard computations
- data
- data splitting
- computations
- linear algebra
- overview
- model selection
- predictions for AR(m) model
- saturated model
- Moving average model, MA(1)
- acf() plots
- and AR(m) models
- autocorrelation for
- simulated examples
- Moving average model, MA(2)
- acf() plots
- autocorrelation for
- simulated examples
- Naïve analysis
- CO2 and temperature change association
- model selection
- saturated model
- Naïve code
- names()
- Naming conventions
- Nested models
- Newton's method (for nonlinear optimization)
- nls()
- Noise
- Nonlinear optimization, tutorial on
- general problem
- introduction
- Newton's method for
- revisit
- Normality assumption
- heavy tails
- left skew
- right skew
- numericDeriv()
- NYC temperatures
- application
- AR(1) prediction model
- cross-validation
- Akaike's information criterion
- data splitting
- explained variation
- leave-one-out cross-validation
- data
- outlier
- periodic function fitting
- prediction intervals
- simulation
- Observatory factor
- OLS. See Ordinary least squares
- Ordinary least squares (OLS)
- pacf()
- Partial autocorrelation plot
- hypothesis tests sequence
- pacf() function
- Periodic function fitting
- Periodic models
- complications
- accidental deaths
- CO2 data
- sunspot data
- daily average
- example (NYC temperature data)
- outlier
- periodic function fitting
- refitting
- monthly average
- weekly average
- Periodic transcendental functions
- Periodogram
- and acf() plot
- example
- Naïve code for
- periodic analysis
- periodic behavior
- for power spectrum
- and smoother
- and white noise
- Personal reduction coefficient (K)
- Phase
- Pi
- Power spectrum
- and acf() plot
- for ARMA processes
- for AR(1) models
- for AR(2) models
- and autocorrelation function
- definition
- and periodogram plot
- for white noise
- Predictions for AR(m)
- PRESS
- Prostate cancer, data analysis
- background
- estrogen response negative
- estrogen response positive
- first data set (1992–2001)
- second data set (1975–2005)
- background
- data structure
- data trend
- regression analysis with filtered data
- residuals for AR(m) structure
- statistical analysis
- Prostate-specific antigen (PSA)
- PSA. See Prostate-specific antigen
- Pseudo-periodic model
- p-values
- qqnorm()
- Quadratic model
- Quasi-independent observations
- R (programming language)
- code
- common functions
- console code
- conventions
- data sources
- inquiry functions
- matrix manipulation
- model parameters estimation
- smoothers in
- structures
- R Code, fitting large Fourier series
- rdatamarket package
- read.csv()
- read.delim()
- read.table()
- Real data
- Refitting
- Regression
- Regression model
- matrix representation
- OLS estimates
- ordinary least squares
- for periodic data
- Relative sunspot number
- Residuals analysis
- influential points
- lack of fit
- nonwhite noise error
- normality
- outliers
- plots
- unequal variance
- Richer models
- Right skew
- p-values
- and unknown period
- R2pred
- Saturated model
- and data fit
- and filter
- naïve analysis
- pruning
- residuals
- scan()
- Semmelweis, Ignaz Philipp
- Semmelweis data
- Semmelweis intervention
- data
- filtered analysis
- inferences
- serial correlation
- transformations
- vs. patch/uncut case
- Serial correlation
- and Semmelweis intervention
- Signals
- Simple mean model
- Simple regression
- analysis of variance
- hypothesis tests
- ratio tests
- Sleuth case, global warming
- analysis
- data
- filtering
- simulation
- Simulated data
- sin()
- Skip method
- Smoothers
- lowess() function
- for series
- known period
- unknown period
- smooth.spline() function
- smooth.spline() function
- Solar flares
- solve()
- spans()
- spec.pgram()
- sqrt()
- SSE
- SST
- Standard errors
- Statistical operations
- Straight-line model
- summary()
- sum(x)
- tan()
- Tennant, Christopher
- Time series
- assumptions
- data
- extrapolation
- prediction intervals
- Time Series Data Library
- Time series function (R)
- acf()
- arima.sim()
- ar.yw()
- pacf()
- spec.pgram()
- ts()
- Time series loading
- Transcendental series
- ts()
- t-tests
- Two-sample t-test
- adjustment for AR(1)
- assumption
- simulation example
- Sleuth data
- Sleuth data analysis
- Variable lag
- Vostok ice core data
- alignment
- issues
- matched dates
- need
- patterns
- time stamps
- AR(1) model for irregular spacing
- final analysis
- method
- motivation
- results
- sensitivity analysis
- naïve analysis
- CO2 and temperature change association
- model selection
- saturated model
- related simulation
- source
- Watersheds data
- averaging data
- fitting Fourier series
- data structure
- data to physical processes, connecting patterns in
- Fourier series fits to data
- high elevation (snow)
- low (rain) elevation
- mid (mixed) elevation
- results
- White noise
- and autocovariance
- and power spectrum
- Wolf, Rudolf
- Wolf number
- amplitude, instability in
- background
- data splitting (for prediction)
- approach
- AR-adjusted predictions
- AR correction
- fitting one step ahead
- model selection
- predictions two steps ahead
- mean, instability in
- nls() function
- period, instability in
- period determination
- sunspot data
- for unknown period
- Yule–Walker equations
- AR(m) and
- errors sequence
- model selection (using information criteria)
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