hi, I am trying to check arima(2,1,1) model for a given data set. is my programming below correct? i'm quite new to SAS but i cannot seem to tell difference between arima model and arma model here
data mortg;
You are almost there. Providing some model specification examples:
proc arima data=sashelp.air plots=none;
/* ARIMA(2, 1, 1) NOINT */
identify var=air(1) noprint; /* specify d=1 */
estimate p=2 q=1 noconstant method=cls;
run;
/* ARIMA(0, 0, 1)(1, 0, 1)12 */
identify var=air noprint; /* no differencing */
estimate p=(12) q=(1)(12) method=cls;
run;
/* ARIMA(0, 1, 1)(0, 1, 1)12 NOINT */
identify var=air(1, 12) noprint; /* differencing orders 1, 12 */
estimate q=(1)(12) NOINT method=cls;
quit;
You are almost there. Providing some model specification examples:
proc arima data=sashelp.air plots=none;
/* ARIMA(2, 1, 1) NOINT */
identify var=air(1) noprint; /* specify d=1 */
estimate p=2 q=1 noconstant method=cls;
run;
/* ARIMA(0, 0, 1)(1, 0, 1)12 */
identify var=air noprint; /* no differencing */
estimate p=(12) q=(1)(12) method=cls;
run;
/* ARIMA(0, 1, 1)(0, 1, 1)12 NOINT */
identify var=air(1, 12) noprint; /* differencing orders 1, 12 */
estimate q=(1)(12) NOINT method=cls;
quit;
many thanks Rselukar! that really helps. can I further ask what it means by differencing order 1 and 12? is it supposed to remove the seasonal effect? or should it be using var=air(0,12) to remove the seasonal effect? thanks!
hi, can I check why is it NOINT in the airline case? as in based on what information, we decide to omit the mean value?
I have the attached data and I can want to check ARIMA(0,0,1)(1,0,1) with period 12. is my code below correct? should I also use NOINT here?
I can see the Dec1 is already stationary, so I guess I don't need to use Dec1(0,12) because the seasonality is modeled in p and q in the estimate?
data crsp;
infile "My SAS Files\m-dec1-8006.txt" firstobs=1;
input Date Dec1;
proc arima data=crsp plots=all;
identify var=Dec1;
estimate p=(12) q=(1)(12) method=cls;
run;
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