Excellent series of videos on the topic. The explanation is just right, and the follow-up with an R script that puts everything together is priceless. Thank you so much for making all of this knowledge public.
The updated R script uses "plot.ts(Y)" instead of "plot(Y)" to get a line instead of points. After 11:42 in the video, for the next 5 models, instead of running ARIMA(p,1,q) for Y, we run ARIMA(p,0,q) for d.Y because it includes a mean/intercept. Note that arima(Y, order = c(p,1,q)) is the same as running arima(d.Y, order = c(p,0,q), include.mean=F).
Thank you very much! A very nice overview for getting started. You can use plot.ts(Y) instead of plot(Y). You get a line instead of points. No further arguments necessary.
Excellent series of videos on the topic. The explanation is just right, and the follow-up with an R script that puts everything together is priceless. Thank you so much for making all of this knowledge public.
The updated R script uses "plot.ts(Y)" instead of "plot(Y)" to get a line instead of points.
After 11:42 in the video, for the next 5 models, instead of running ARIMA(p,1,q) for Y, we run ARIMA(p,0,q) for d.Y because it includes a mean/intercept. Note that arima(Y, order = c(p,1,q)) is the same as running arima(d.Y, order = c(p,0,q), include.mean=F).
Thank you very much! A very nice overview for getting started. You can use plot.ts(Y) instead of plot(Y). You get a line instead of points. No further arguments necessary.
Amazing video, presented in very systematic way. Hats off to the presenter and team
So important by the way.......Thank you much.....we need more in different topics in future...
Excellent video very informative..easy to understand!! thanks a ton.
Hi Ani, Just want to say thanks for your many great videos! :-)
Thanks for your videos Ani
thank you...time series clearly explained.
Thanks for share, it help me a lot!