Week 5: WES Flashcards
1
Q
When is WES applied?
A
When seasonality is present
2
Q
What smoothing constants does the model have?
A
- alpha (a)
- beta (b)
- gamma (y)
3
Q
What is Multiplicative Seasonality?
A
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
4
Q
What is Additive Seasonality?
A
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
5
Q
How to check for Additive Seasonality?
A
You can draw two parallel bands, if it stays within the band = additive
6
Q
How to check for Multiplicative Seasonality?
A
You can draw cone shape lines, may diverge or converge within