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- What is the difference between AR and ARMA?
- What is ARMA regression?
- What is AR in ARMA?
- What is the difference between the AR and MA terms in the ARIMA model?
What is the difference between AR and ARMA?
ARMA is the combination of the AR and MA models. ARMA models cover both aspects of AR and MA. The ARMA model predicts the future values based on both the previous values and errors. Thus ARMA has better performance than AR and MA models alone.
What is ARMA regression?
The autoregression and moving average (ARMA) models are used in time series analysis to describe stationary time series . These models represent time series that are generated by passing white noise through a recursive and through a nonrecursive linear filter , consecutively .
What is AR in ARMA?
AR (Auto-Regressive) Model
This kind of model calculates the regression of past time series and calculates the present or future values in the series in know as Auto Regression (AR) model.
What is the difference between the AR and MA terms in the ARIMA model?
The primary difference between an AR and MA model is based on the correlation between time series objects at different time points. The covariance between x(t) and x(t-n) is zero for MA models. However, the correlation of x(t) and x(t-n) gradually declines with n becoming larger in the AR model.
