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...esult as below: Call:arima(x = cDownRange, order = c(1, 0, 1), seasonal = list(order = c(0, 1, 1), period = 45)) Coefficients: ar1 ma1 sma1 0.7364 -0.5046 -0.9511 s.e. 0.0458 0.0594 0.0130 When I use the predict command of this model in R, it gives the right forcasting. So I think the forcast formula of this SARMA model should be written as below: X(t)=ar1*X(t-1)-ma1*a(t-1)-sma1*a(t-45)+ma1*sma1*a(t-46) But when I use this forcast formula in Excel, it gives a totally different predict from R. And I don't know why? I guess the expression of the forcast fo...

Hi, I am new to using R and time series analysis in general. I have written code to combine ARIMA + GARCH in forcasting. I am finding it hard to actually get predicted values once I have model built and fit it to data series. i.e. how can I use predict function to give me n.ahead = k number of values. Thanks in advance, Vinay -- View this message in context: http://r.789695.n4.nabble.com/ARIMA-GARCH-forcasti...

I'm trying to build forecasting equation from weights of 2-2-1 neural net. Running the nnet function gives me a vecto of 9 weights, but I don't know how to build the equation form these values. Can anyone advice? Or at least tell me where the nnet output is described in details (the manual only gives a brief description). Thanks.

...lems. The smooth sbezier function starts by making "the data monotonic in x" and then applying the bezier function. What I need to do is take the functions out of gnuplot and translate them into perl. Once outside can run the regression script and then I have a single line for visual forcasting and also I will be able to run exponential smoothing to enhance forcasting. Another issue with respect to systems forcasting is "seasonality as refered to by the census." Daily, weekly and monthly data operations tend to run in cycles. Any leads to awk, C or perl code would be gr...

Hi, This is regarding the ARIMA model. I am having time series data of stock of 2000 values. Using the ARIMA model in R, I want the forcasted values for next 36 time points. However when I run this model in R, I am getting same value for all 36 time points. I have tried to fit the data with ARIMA model by changing the parameters p,d,q after looking at the errors and other criteria for selecting the p,d,q value. So could you please he...

Does anybody know if it is possible to forcast or predict from a fracdiff object? Any help would be much obliged... Cheers, Alan

Hi All, We have a product that performs ETL on files and finally load the database. We want to give the web based interface displaying graphs (that are generated using R-project forcasting) from this database. But R-Project is stand alone desktop based software and it takes commands at command line to show graphs. Any one has any idea how to integrate R-Project into your existing web based solution? Regards, Neeraj [[alternative HTML version deleted]]

...in an ideal world. > > But then in an ideal world no barriers smap etc are necessary at all. > > > Again, this is only for metadata accessing not the data which has been used > for years for real use cases. > > For SMAP, it makes senses for the address that kernel can not forcast. But > it's not the case for the vhost metadata since we know the address will be > accessed very frequently. For speculation barrier, it helps nothing for the > data path of vhost which is a kthread. I don't see how a kthread makes any difference. We do have a validation step whi...

...in an ideal world. > > But then in an ideal world no barriers smap etc are necessary at all. > > > Again, this is only for metadata accessing not the data which has been used > for years for real use cases. > > For SMAP, it makes senses for the address that kernel can not forcast. But > it's not the case for the vhost metadata since we know the address will be > accessed very frequently. For speculation barrier, it helps nothing for the > data path of vhost which is a kthread. I don't see how a kthread makes any difference. We do have a validation step whi...

...ideal world no barriers smap etc are necessary at all. > > > > > > Again, this is only for metadata accessing not the data which has been used > > > for years for real use cases. > > > > > > For SMAP, it makes senses for the address that kernel can not forcast. But > > > it's not the case for the vhost metadata since we know the address will be > > > accessed very frequently. For speculation barrier, it helps nothing for the > > > data path of vhost which is a kthread. > > I don't see how a kthread makes any diffe...

...ideal world no barriers smap etc are necessary at all. > > > > > > Again, this is only for metadata accessing not the data which has been used > > > for years for real use cases. > > > > > > For SMAP, it makes senses for the address that kernel can not forcast. But > > > it's not the case for the vhost metadata since we know the address will be > > > accessed very frequently. For speculation barrier, it helps nothing for the > > > data path of vhost which is a kthread. > > I don't see how a kthread makes any diffe...

...ptimize(f2,c(0,min(y)),df=df)$minimum mod <- lm(log((y-start)/Mnd) ~ I(1e+05/(8.617*(Temp + 273.16))), df) As I have already some data, I have build my model, but I would like to simulate the effect of adding more data points on the confidence interval for the predicted values. So my code was: forcast <- function(mod2,start, df,stud.temp = 25,stud.end=52,sims=100,Temp=c(25,40), Mnd=c(0.5,1,1.5),sd=0.005){ df <- as.data.frame(expand.grid(Mnd,Temp)) names(df) <- c("Mnd","Temp") df$Pred <- exp(predict(mod2,list(Temp= df$Temp, Mnd=df$Mnd)))*df$Mnd+start...

...sure this equation is correct or not . PLS supoort me to confirm it   Arima Model ( 0,0,1)(1,0,1)   No Transformation Constant   >> 43.557 , t = 10.09 MA         >> -0.37  , t = -4.806,Lag 1 AR,Seasonal>> 0.991  , t = 48.098,Lag 1 MR,Seasonal>> 0.915  , t = 9.487 ,Lag 1   Forcasting Output 42.06226126 37.74729393 37.59225405 32.2574074 42.15854259 47.98722125 59.33493345 44.09434137 37.79761267 37.64391567 32.35527663 42.17065344 47.94884716 59.19827147 44.08968535 37.84749558 37.69512982 32.45229818 42.18265938 47.91080545 59.06279319 44.08506965   Input data 19.56...

.... 0 ) THEN READ(11) goto 10 elseif (iflag.eq.1) then read(11) & IDIM ! dimension of the field & ,IB,JB,KB,LB ! starting indices & ,IE,JE,KE,LE ! ending indices & ,XTIME ! the ingegration or forcast time & ,CRDT,CORDER,CHRDATE & ,CNAME,CUNIT ! field name and unit description if(cname.eq.'LATITCRS ')then read(11)out2d else read(11) endif goto 10 elseif(iflag.eq.2)then goto 20 end...

I'm searching a method to estimate the hyper-parameters in arima models. I'm reading about r-inla package, but in the examples section only talk about the AR part of the arima, but i need help about the MA part too. I'm beginner in Bayesian methods, I'm reading the documentation about dlm package and kalman filters, but the computacional cost of inla i think is better, but only

sorry for asking again and again my Requirement: i am connecting to teradata database and i am accessing tables and table data also, i need generate graphs using that data and also i need to forecast the results. for example i have a table xyz Store Year Revenue abc 2010 $557889 def 2010 $697356 i want to draw a barplot and i want to

...") { AmericanOption(type,underlying, strike, dividendYield, riskFreeRate, maturity, volatility, timeSteps=150, gridPoints=149, engine="CrankNicolson")$delta } # set what symbol you want vol surface for underlying <- 'GOOG' # set what your volatility forcast or assumption is volforcast <- .25 # Get symbols current price underlying.price <- getQuote(underlying,what=yahooQF("Last Trade (Price Only)"))$Last OC <- getOptionChain(underlying, NULL) #check data head(OC) lputs <- lapply(OC, FUN = function(x) x$puts[grep("[A-Z]\\d{6}...

...t me wrong it's a great patch in an ideal world. > But then in an ideal world no barriers smap etc are necessary at all. Again, this is only for metadata accessing not the data which has been used for years for real use cases. For SMAP, it makes senses for the address that kernel can not forcast. But it's not the case for the vhost metadata since we know the address will be accessed very frequently. For speculation barrier, it helps nothing for the data path of vhost which is a kthread. Packet or AF_XDP benefit from accessing metadata directly, we should do it as well. Thanks

Hi, I am using the package "demography" from Rob Hyndman for the Lee-Carter-Model. It is an amazing powerful tool but I am struggling with one issue: I want to compute different percentiles of the survival probability distribution derived from the Lee-Carter-Forecast (e.g. the 50%tile, 60%tile, 75%tile and 99%tile) for each of the next 10 years. Is there any possibility to retrieve

...smap etc are necessary at all. > > > > > Again, this is only for metadata accessing not the data which has been used > > > > > for years for real use cases. > > > > > > > > > > For SMAP, it makes senses for the address that kernel can not forcast. But > > > > > it's not the case for the vhost metadata since we know the address will be > > > > > accessed very frequently. For speculation barrier, it helps nothing for the > > > > > data path of vhost which is a kthread. > > > > I don...