Date of Graduation
Fall 2019
Degree
Master of Science in Mathematics
Department
Mathematics
Committee Chair
Yingcai Su
Abstract
This work studies seasonal time series models with application to lake level and weather data. The thesis includes related time series concepts, integrated autoregressive moving average models (abbreviated as ARIMA), parameter estimation, model diagnostics, and forecasting. The studied time series models are applied to the data of daily lake level in Beaver Lake (1988-2017) and the data of daily maximum temperature in New York Central Park (1870-2017). Due to seasonality of the data, three different approaches are proposed to the modeling: regression method, functional ARIMA method and multiplicative seasonal ARIMA method. The forecasted values of the year 2018 are compared with observations; regression method is better to forecast daily values, and multiplicative ARIMA method is a better choice owing to higher accuracy for a short term and shorter period.
Keywords
seasonal time series, AR model, MA model, ARMA model, ARIMA model, multiplicative seasonal ARIMA, forecast
Subject Categories
Longitudinal Data Analysis and Time Series | Statistical Models
Copyright
© Mengqing Qin
Recommended Citation
Qin, Mengqing, "Seasonal Time Series Models with Application to Weather and Lake Level Data" (2019). MSU Graduate Theses/Dissertations. 3459.
https://bearworks.missouristate.edu/theses/3459
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