ARIMA models and Box-Jenkins method in Eviews - Complete guide, Step by Step!
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- Опубліковано 5 сер 2024
- 📣In this video we forecast CPI using ARIMA models and Box-Jenkins method in Eviews. Complete arima guide, Step by Step tutorial!
Time series forecasting tutorial: Learn how to estimate and forecast ARIMA models!
Objective: Using real data (USA-CPI) I show you how to forecast the values for 2021 using an ARIMA model selected by the Box-Jenkins method in eviews. Complete Guide to Time Series Forecasting ARIMA models. ARIMA model eviews.
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📣 Please note: Due to time restrictions, only two ARIMA models were selected as an example. Different ARIMA models/combinations could have been tried as well.
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🕘 Timestamps:
🎬 In this video the following analysis is performed:
👋 Introduction 0:00
📊Overview of ARIMA and Box-Jenkins: 0:46
📊 (i)Box-Jenkins Stage 1-Identification: 2:10
📊 (ii)Box-Jenkins Stage 2 - Estimation: 8:46
📊 (ii)Box-Jenkins Stage 3 - Diagnostics and forecasting: 13:19
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📚Recommended Literature:
📚Box and Jenkins (1970): "Time series analysis, forecasting and control" (It's a book)
📚Pierce and Box (1970): "Distribution of Residual Autocorrelations in Autoregressive-Integrated Moving Average Time"
Link: citeseerx.ist.psu.edu/viewdoc/...
📚Ljung-Box(1978): "On a measure of lack of fit in time series models"
Link: www.researchgate.net/profile/...
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✅ Other Very Useful Links:
🎬 Unit Root Test Tutorial (Stationarity) - Useful for Stage 1 (Identification):
• Unit root tests in Evi...
🎬 How to read Eviews Regression output - Useful for Stage 2 (Estimation results):
• Linear Regression: Tim...
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🎬 Learn how to write your research paper in a fancy way in Latex with Overleaf: • Latex with Overleaf Tu...
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• Applied Time Series An...
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I'm finding the way to do the forecasting right now, your videos help me alot. Thank you.
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Best tutorial I've seen out there. Thanks!
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Awesome complete explanation on the ARIMA model.
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Hi! It’s great to hear that! I am glad my video was able to help you complete your RP. Feel free to share my channel with others who may find it helpful! I wish you good luck on your paper. Regards, JD
Tutorials are really informative and useful, Thank You.
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Keep on posting time series modelling using real data sets. This video is really helpful. It is very difficult to get resources online for time series. Help us sir by providing more videos
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Much informative video
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hi, great video! could you please do one on ARMA modelling as well? How to identify the significant AR and MA terms in that case? And after identifying how do you estimate the regression? I haven't seen any video on youtube about it, ARIMA is always in focus. Many thanks, keep p the good work!
Certainly, I estimate an ARMA in my last GARCH tutorial video. Feel free to check it out. Regards, JD.
Hi Sir, thank you so much for this video it has been a great help! I have a quick question about what figure to use. If I am trying to calculate the Ljung Box test for weekly spot figures and have got to the point at time 14:25 in your video. What figure would be the figure to use for Q? I hope this makes sense!
It's really very helpful lesson
Glad you think so!
Thank you sir ..its really a informative lecture
Thanks Hanan!
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Thanks !!
thank you
You're welcome
hello mate , Nice work I had one question my ar(2) lag comes out to be statistically insignificant , but all of the other measures pass the estimation should i select the model, appreciate the help
Can you do a step-by-step guide for Holts-winterethod and LSTM in a univariate data as well? Thank you so much for the video
Hello Sir, your video is easy to understand ❤️❤️❤️. Can you make video about forecasting using SARIMA model? Thank you so much!
Hello! Thanks for your positive feedback. I will put SARIMA forecasting it in the list!
Regards, JD
Thank you for this tutorial and step by step approach. May I ask you whether you have got a similar tutorial in Eviews with adding exogenous variable (s) in ARMA model?
Hi Panos, Thanks for your comment. For the moment, this is the only ARIMA video I have submitted so far. You can subscribe to my channel and get the updates of the videos I submit, and also feel free to check what topics I have covered so far.
I wish you good luck and thanks again for watching!
hi sir, I want to ask
if on the 1 difference correlogram, none of the AR (partial autocorrelation) and MA (autocorrelation) cross the line, how will we determine the model to be used for forecasting?
and on the correlogram, does the probability have to be significant less than 0.05?
thank you so much for helping me🙏🏻
Sir, I have a doubt. I have taken a data from 1985-2023 for forecasting from 2024-2034. Unit root shows stationarity but after doing the arma process , p-value of both ar and ma component gives >= 0.05 which is unreliable for predictions. What should I do?
whether the model is a subset arima type?
This tutorial is very much useful. Can you please tell me in which software you show the demo?
Hi, Thanks for your comment. I use EViews. If you are a student, you can get a free student version in the following site: www.eviews.com/download/student11/. Lastly, check my videos, I teach how to upload data into EViews so you can replicate the results in my tutorials. Cheers
Hello, sir.This video is an excellent combination of theory and practice. It has helped me tremendously. IF my time series data are annual, how many minimum years are to be taken for forecasting by ARIMA model?
Hi, Thanks for your message. I am glad to hear it was helpful.
For yearly data is not ideal to be honest, because there is no real fluctuation. The trend is very smooth, and Is not really going to capture many dynamics. I would say that if you have more than 30 observations, you can try.
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JD Econ.
in (19:19) why Bias Proportion 1.00000, variance and covariance proportions are NA?
Hi Sir, Could I ask a question please? if I can reject the null hypothesis : residuals are white noise. What's the next step? Can I still use this method to forecast the interested variable?
Best Regards.
Hi Rangsima, Thank you for your message. If residuals are NOT white noise, then you need to select a different ARIMA model. In the Identification stage you may have identified diverse possible options, while in the estimation part you estimated them and based on the model criterions you picked one. If when doing the diagnostics you notice the residuals are not white noise, then pick the second best possible model you had estimated in Stage 2.
Hope that helps! Feel free to subscribe to the channel for more content!
Regards,
JD
Hello sir ! thx for the video , i have a question if you can help me sir !
okey i m trying to study 1 variable only with the Box-Jenkins methodology ! so the question is do i have to transform my data to lineaire data before i do all the process ? if yes i have some zeros in my datas so i cant put the log and ln
Hey, Thanks for your comment. There is no rule of thumb for cases where you cannot apply logs to a series that contains observations with zeros. Some people have opted to remove those observations if they are working with long data sets and there are only few zeros in the series. Removing a couple of observations in a very long data set won't really have a drastic impact in the results and will allow you to work with the data set.
There are papers that cover this topic: papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=3444996
Also, there is a wide discussion on whether a log transformation is required as the answer is: depends on your data. Papers like Lutkepoh and Fan Xu can provide you some insights: papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=1368131
Regards,
Hi! I have a question: what happens if when we check the ACF and PACF of a serie (like in 6:29) all lags are within the bands?
I have a serie of 40 observations. Value's range are 0-10. I checked and it is a stationary serie, thus I know it doesn't need a difference. But then, when I chek its correlogram, I don't know what model AR or MA should I incorporate since, as I said, all lags are within the bands.
What do you do in this case?
hi, i have the same problem, could yo tell me what did you do or if is it possible to make it have a pattern?
@@alejandrocarrascomartinez693 Hi! So I did some research back then and my decision was to consider it simply a completely random non-correlated time series. I remember that my case was a time series about a soccer team or some notes/grades about a student. But in any case, I also have encountered this kind of pattern (well, more like a non-pattern pattern) in time series about other random things that might be a Markov Chain. That is, stochastic processes that don’t have ‘memory’.
In case you are dealing with something academic, I suggest to tell this to your teacher and discuss it. If it’s a real life situation, you might want to check some other ways to forecast or some other data about your topic that could also give information and deduce things.
@@TheViportsPYNthank you so much!
impeccable explanation , could you please make an example for ARIFMA (FARIMA) model too?
Thanks! I will take into account for the future. Best regards, JD
Dear Sir please also create some R Programming videos for Applied Econometrics. You're lectures are easy to understand than my PhD class instructor. it's been 16 weeks i understand nothing and my finals are 2 weeks away. Please share some insights, ideas on how I can finish time series econometrics in a week and also practice on R Programming. thank you and best regards.
Thanks
Thank you very much. I did my inverse root test and the AR lies within the unit circle but the MA lies just in the circle. in the circumference. What should I do in that case ?
It should be good!
Hello sir ! Thanks for the video . this is really very helpful . I have a question if you can help me sir ! If correlogram of d(gdp) shows insignificant in every lag then how we select tentative model?
in case the correlogram shows no significant values, you are in the presence of an ARIMA(0,1,0) which is a random walk. The way to represent those models are like an AR(1). What is an AR(1)? Is the dependent variable "Y" explained by it's lag (first difference). Y= c+ Y-1 +et
Regards, JD.
@@JDEconomics Good evening sir . Can I use box- jenkins method if my thesis study is about of comparing the most consumed vegetable for year 2019 and 2020 , but every year it has only 5 most specific vegetables that people consumed. Thanks
@@roselatiban4246 hi, I don’t really understand your question. As long as you have historical data for a variable, you can forecast it using an arima model. I hope that help! Regards, JD
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Thank you for your very informative video. I have a question. How to determine whether to use maximum likelihood, generalized or conditional sum of squares method?
if you refer me to application of time series forecast book or manual, it will be appreciated.
Hello, Thank you for your message. Most common methods used are Maximum Likelihoods method (Eviews uses this by defaults) and also Constant Least Square (Box and Jenkins elaborate a bit more on this). For further details, you can read the following Link: www.eviews.com/help/helpintro.html#page/content%2Ftimeser-Estimation_Method_Details.html%23ww257587 .
I hope that provides some insights! Regards. JD
@@JDEconomics Thank you Mr. Juan for helpful and fast reply. If I decided to apply Conditional least square, and would like to apply residual diagnostic tests:
- In Serial Correlation LM test, how to determine the number of lags?
- In heteroscadisticity by choosing Breusch-Pegan-Godfrey test, it recommends using @grad(1) @grad(2) @grad(3). Should I use these recommended gradients or make any adjustments?
Thank you again for your time, and sorry for the many questions,
Regards, Huss
@@JDEconomics Hello, I know you said Eviews uses Maximum Likelihoods by default, but in your ADF test the regression uses Least of Squares at timestamp 4:40, Is this a mistake from Eviews?
Excellent video, congratulations. One question, shouldn't we forecast variable D(CPI) instead of CPI?
Hi, You can estimate either. Regards, JD
Perfect, one more question please. Before making the ARIMA model, is it necessary to eliminate seasonality from the series?
Your video was really helpful but I have a question. My MA roots are not exactly in the circle.. they are on the circle line so not inside not outside. It means that the model is not ok ?
Hey! thanks for your comment. I know it's sometimes hard to tell when the inverse roots are too close to the unit circle.... you start wondering if it's inside or outside the unit circle. My suggestion is the following: click "View>ARMA structure>Roots> and select "Table" instead of "Graph". That will display the specific number of the inverse roots. If you confirm they lie outside the unit circle, then you should try to find another model, as the AR(I)MA would not be invertible. The concept of invertibility is always explained in books with too much formulas/maths and can be confusing. Just for you to picture the concept of "invertibility", it means that more weight is put to recent lags than older lags. If the process is not invertible, it means the more distant observations will have more influence than the most recent ones.
@@JDEconomics thank you so much ! This really helped me. Keep up the good work !
@@andreeasarchives ur welcome! good luck!
It was really very helpful. Thank you very much
@@asfiabinteosman5303 I am glad to hear the video helped you! Cheers!
Hello, what if residuals are not white noise? Thus, if there are no additional appropriate candidate models?
Hi, you can review the residuals and identify if there is a specific event where the residuals don't wiggle consistently around the mean. You can always add a dummy variable in that year, and it may help mitigate the issue. Regards, JD
sir when I am including trend and intercept in ADF test, trend is significant but intercept is insignificant. what should be done in this case
It means it’s not significant to include it in the test. Good luck!
Kindly guide me about agreegate demand and aggregate supply function in eviews
If the p vaue of constant in ADF is greater than 0.05 , we dont include constant in the estimation equation?
Hello, Thanks for your comment. You are correct. If you do the ADF test in 1st differences and EViews indicates the p value is greather than 0.05, then in stage 2, you don't need to include a constant in the estimation equation. Warm Regards, JD Econ.
@@JDEconomics
I did adf test in 2nd difference because 1st difference wasnt stationary.
I shouldnt include constant constant even if its 2nd difference?
@@JDEconomics
Now i am estimating gdp growth rate.
The data is already stationary , so how do i forecast he futre growth rate. When i forecast it without difference in equation it shows staright line in graph.
I love you
Thanks for your positive feedback! The tutorial is also available in Stata in case you need it. Feel free to subscribe for more videos coming! Regards, JD
Sir, can i use this model for small period of time say 10 years.
Yes, as long as the frequency is say quarterly, that will allow for a decent amount of observations and dynamics.
sir do we use difference in correlogram in ARMA model?
Hi, thank you for this. However, in ADF, what if the trend and intercept are both not significant, should I choose "None"?
Hi, you can select none.
@@JDEconomics Hi thank you for this. If that is the case, then should I remove the "c" in the equation?
Sir, my doubt is,
Is it essential for arma/Arima model to include a constant term?
If yes, then if the P value is not significant can we omit that sir. Kindly reply
Hi! You can remove it if you find it not significant. Regards, JD
Great video! But, i have several question about stationarity. As we seen from video, CPI has trend and constant, therefore we should be use Trend Stationary Process. As far as i know, we should detrending this data rather than take the difference. So, it is possibly we take HP-filter to decompose cycle and process the cycle in ARIMA model?
Hey, thanks for your message. What’s the purpose of differencing a time series? What do you do it for?
Cheers
@@JDEconomics Well it commonly used for transform time series into stationary, especially RWM with drift or stochastic trend. Since CPI has trend and intercept, TSP is more considered rather than DSP in this case. As from the theory, misstreating TSP data with DSP procedure can lead to underdifferencing problem. So, it is okay to use DSP procedure in this case (if time series has constant and trend)? Or can we use TSP procedure with HP-filtering to extract cycle (and remove trend) for the ARIMA model?
Sir, In ARIMA forecasting, which method do I choose, Dynamic or Statistic?
Use dynamic forecasting. Dynamic forecasting generally provides more accurate and flexible forecasts because it incorporates the evolving nature of the time series data.
Hello sir, this video is great and really helpful. I have a question. I’m doing my research project using arima modeling. Since I have a very large daily data time series, correlogram shows significant lags in many positions. What should I do for this and how many lags should I include?
Its upto you. As long as there is no autocorrelation. it's ok. Try to pick small amount of lags to keep the model parsimony. If you have spikes in a seasonal fashion, maybe you have to use a SARIMA model. regards, JD
@@JDEconomics okay sir,I'll do it by taking small amount of lags.Thank you.
@@JDEconomics Hello sir,when I forecast the values by taking appropriate model,why there comes up an error message “MA estimation requires a continuous sample”?
@@kaushalyaweerawardhana3604 hey, I don’t know. Never had that error. You may not have an entire sample. Check the spreadsheet. Regards
Hello sir, I have some question about constant of MA(3) that you used in model. How to write it in substituted mean equation? Cause there is only 1 constant but MA(3) term is mean we use lag of 3 error right? I don't get how to write it in mathmatic equation. Please someone clarify me ;__;
Yes! It would be the error term E(t-3)
@@JDEconomics So, If the models is ARMA(0,3). It will have only error term of lag t-3 not include t-1 and t-2 right? And I have anothers question about my result. If only alpha or beta is significant. Can I say whether my model is usable and can I separately interpret?
Thank for replying. Now I'm desperate to find how to interpret the alpha and beta. ;__;
what if there are no spikes in the correlogram? I haven't taken the difference. the return series of index is stationary.
Seems your model is white noise, so it means that the errors are uncorrelated across time. Past information doesn’t help to predict future values. it means that short-run changes in your series are unpredictable. This is very common in stock prices or financial indexes. Regards
@@JDEconomics thank you sir for prompt reply. Sir so I cannot go for Arch/Garch?
@@JDEconomics sir pardon me if you find my questions silly. .I am very new to these concepts
@@cssunita3463 you can try. When you have a case like that it’s better to apply differences and see if anything changes. Taking differences will show the immediate change between y and y(-1). Regards
@@JDEconomics Thank you sir
Sir iam getting my data to be stationary at 1st difference through ADF test but when I see their correlogram, there are no significant values in ACF as well as PACF, which means i cant determine the order . However if i draw correlogram for variables at 2nd difference then i get the order 1 and 1 in both. What could be the problem? Your insight will be really useful.
what series are you using? in case the correlogram shows no significant values, you are in the presence of an ARIMA(0,1,0) which is a random walk. The way to represent those models are like an AR(1). What is an AR(1)? Is the dependent variable "Y" explained by it's lag (first difference). Y= c+ Y-1 +et
Regards, JD.
@@JDEconomics Thank you for the reply Sir.
Iam using a time series monthly price data from 2009 to 2019.
My main objective is to detect the volatility in the prices, so was trying to determine the AR values?
What would be the sequential steps in detecting the volatility using GARCH ?
@@Loem19 you need to estimate the model first, and then check for the existence of arch or garch component in your residuals. If so, you can estimate the model selecting quick>estimate equation> and from the estimation method select arch. I will submit a video next week or so, about arch and garch. Feel free to subscribe and stay tuned. Jd
Subsribed , Thank you for your help to all of the struggling students. This will be really helpful for my research. 😊
tomarrow is my paper plz reply me as soon as possible
Hi. thanks for this video, can you send a video link about ARDL forecasting please?
Hi! I haven’t yet made a video about ARDL. But I will! Make sure to subscribe to my channel and help me sharing it with your friends and network so I can keep creating more content! Thanks a lot
thanks.@@JDEconomics
Hello sir, I personally have a question. If i use some independent variables, how can I add them in the estimate equation ? For example: CSAD c Rmt Rmt^2 AR(1) MA(1). Is it right? And Do I have to use ARCH/GARCH model after using ARIMA model? I read some papers, people who write it used both of models and did not explain why they did like that.
One more question. You check stationary (Graph, correlogram, formal test) for dependent variable. And what about independent variables?
@@linhphamnguyenthuy3736 In univariate time series, like ARIMA models, the dependant variable is explained by past realizations of itself. Meaning, you only need to check for stationarity for the dependant variable. Hope that helps, Regards, JD Econ.
Thanku so much
Ur welcome!
Sir!
I follow all steps..but in last the forecasting graph is in tow line but your is in one line ,why
can I have similar step by step explanation for SARIMA in Eviews? Thanks in advance
Yes! I will work on it in the near future.
@@JDEconomics thanks a lot. I'll be waiting for that desperately as I need it for my phD work
Sir tell me AR is 1 and MA is zero then result is not showed why if the arima model is 1,1,0
Hi, thanks for your message. I am not sure of the error you are getting. I I am sorry to be unable to assist you further. Regards, JD
Why did not use the D(CPI) series to forecast? CPI had a unit root.
You can. Cheers
aoa sir i want to discuss some question with you plz reply
Sir, I am from India. How to pay for the study materials in indian rs (debit card)
Hi! Send me an email to jdeconomics.inquiries@gmail.com
Thanks!
I think there is an ambiguity in the script. For the ARIMA model to be stationary and invertible, all the roots of the AR/MA polynomial must lie outside the unit circle, while the tutorial suggests all such roots should lie inside the unit circle. It is in fact the inverse roots that must lie within the unit circle for the process to be stationary and invertible.
Hi! Thanks for letting me know. The inverse roots should lie inside the circle. The script is auto-generated by UA-cam. Maybe, due to my spanish accent, it didn’t catch well what I said. I will see if I can modify it. Regards.
This forecast aged well...
It definitely did! Cheers
Dear Sir have u made a video on ARMA model?
Hi! No, but Arma models are the same except they are not in difference the variables. Regards
@@JDEconomics okays many thanks your videos are helping me alot ❤️
@@brekhnaali4225 thanks! Great to hear it! JD
@@JDEconomics Sir what's the abbreviation of JD?
@@brekhnaali4225 my name/surname
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Good evening sir, I have email you a research paper for help regarding ARIMA modelling. Please help if possible sir.
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Thanks!
I think you are wrong about AR and MA in the correlogram.
Hi, Thanks for your feedback. Feel Free to elaborate. Regards, JD
@@JDEconomics An autoregressive process has:
a geometrically decaying acf
a number of non-zero points of pacf = AR order.
A moving average process has:
number of non-zero points of acf = MA order
a geometrically decaying pacf.
(Brooks, 2019)
I think you said the opposite, when analyzing the correlogram at the minute 6.20.
@@VictorLejarsa Hey Victor. I don't see the mistake. Due to time restrictions I decided to select and estimate ARIMA(1,1,1) and ARIMA(1,1,3). You can try more models if you wish but I didn't want to make the video 2 hours long. If you had to select an AR component, where would you look at? AC or PACF? That may answer your questions. Regards, JD Ec.
Which version of EVIEWS is used to generate ARIMA model?
Any should work.
Hi