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SARIMAProcess
BUILT-IN MATHEMATICA SYMBOL
SARIMAProcess
SARIMAProcess[{a1, ..., ap}, d, {b1, ..., bq}, {s, {
1, ...,
m},
, {
1, ...,
r}}, v]
represents a seasonal integrated autoregressive moving-average process with ARIMA coefficients
, d, and
; seasonal order s; seasonal ARIMA coefficients
,
, and
; seasonal integration order
; and normal white noise with variance v.
SARIMAProcess[{a1, ..., ap}, d, {b1, ..., bq}, {s, {
1, ...,
m},
, {
1, ...,
r}},
]
represents a vector SARIMA process with coefficient matrices
,
,
, and
and covariance matrix
.
SARIMAProcess[{a1, ...}, {d1, ...}, {b1, ...}, {{s1, ...}, {
1, ...}, {
1, ...}, {
1, ...}},
]
represents a vector SARIMA process with multiple integration orders
, seasonal orders
, and seasonal integration orders
.
DetailsDetails
- SARIMAProcess is a discrete-time and continuous-state random process.
- The SARIMA process is effectively the composition of an ARIMA process and a seasonal version of an ARIMA process.
- The SARIMA process is described by the difference equations
,
, where
is the state output,
is white noise input, and
is the shift operator. - The scalar SARIMA process has transfer function
, where
,
. - The vector SARIMA process has transfer matrix
, where
,
, and where
is the
×
identity matrix. - A scalar SARIMA process should have real coefficients
,
,
, and
, positive integer seasonality order s, non-negative integer integration orders d and
, and a positive variance v. - An
-dimensional vector SARIMA process should have real coefficient matrices
,
,
, and
of dimensions
×
; positive integer seasonality orders
or s; non-negative integer integration orders
or d, as well as
or
; and symmetric positive definite covariance matrix
of dimension
×
. - SARIMAProcess can be used with such functions as CovarianceFunction, PDF, Probability, and RandomFunction.
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