trend and cycle trend and seasonality only cycle only seasonality non linearity
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trend and cycle
trend and seasonality
only cycle
only seasonality
non linearity
Explanation / Answer
Examine the ACF and PACF of the differenced data (if differencing is necessary).
We’re using this information to determine possible models. This can be tricky going involving some (educated) guessing. Some basic guidance:
Non-seasonal terms: Examine the early lags (1, 2, 3, …) to judge non-seasonal terms. Spikes in the ACF (at low lags) indicate non-seasonal MA terms. Spikes in the PACF (at low lags) indicated possible non-seasonal AR terms.
Seasonal terms: Examine the patterns across lags that are multiples of S. For example, for quarterly data, look at lags 4,8,12 and 16 so on (probably won’t need to look at much more than the first two or three seasonal multiples). Judge the ACF and PACF at the seasonal lags in the same way you do for the earlier lags.
hence the anwer will be only seasonality.
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