Week 5: WES Flashcards

1
Q

When is WES applied?

A

When seasonality is present

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2
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What smoothing constants does the model have?

A
  • alpha (a)
  • beta (b)
  • gamma (y)
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What is Multiplicative Seasonality?

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When fluctuations are modelled by multiplying the seasonal component.

With this, the seasonal component is RELATIVE to the level of time series - (Fluctuations NOT CONSTANT)

  • The Magnitude of seasonal fluctuation varies with the level of the time series
  • the seasonal changes are fixed percentage of the times series
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What is Additive Seasonality?

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When fluctuations are modelled by addition of the seasonal component.

With this, the seasonal component is ABSOLUTE - constant

  • Seasonal changes are fixed over time
  • The Magnitude of seasonal fluctuation DOES NOT VARY with the level of the time series
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5
Q

How to check for Additive Seasonality?

A

You can draw two parallel bands, if it stays within the band = additive

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6
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How to check for Multiplicative Seasonality?

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You can draw cone shape lines, may diverge or converge within

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