T5. Time Series Models Flashcards

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What are the 4 types of basic time series models?

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  1. White Noise processes
  2. Random Walks
  3. Random Walks with Drift
  4. Auto-regressive processes
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When is a time series white noise?

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Properties of white noise

(3)

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When is a time series random walk?

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White noise and distributions

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They do not have to come from normal distributions, but if they do they are called Gaussian White Noise and have distribution N(0, σ2)

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Show that the mean of Xt is constant under a random walk

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Is random walk stationary?

Show workings for the answer.

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NO, despite mean is constant, variance depends on time.

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Graph for random walk

(and correlogram)

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Generalised equation for random walk with drift

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12
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Graph for random walk with drift

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13
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What is an auto-regressive model?

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Generalised equation for auto-regressive models

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15
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How are the other time series related to AR(1)?

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What does the random walk model say?

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That the value at time t will be equal to the last period value plus a stochastic (non-systematic) component that is a white noise (can go up and down but averages at zero).

  • A random walk can move away from its starting point (either +ve or -ve) but will eventually come back.
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21
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What is a random walk with drift?

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A time series model that predicts that the value at time t will be equal to the last period value plus a constant movement up or down given by θ0, plus a random component that is white noise.

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