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The ARIMA model is an extension of the ARMA model that applies to non‐stationary time series (time series with one or more integrated unit‐roots).
Starting with version 1.63, NumXL supports now ARIMA Wizard; The ARIMA Model Wizard automates the model construction steps: guessing initial parameters,
parameters validation, goodness of fit testing, and residuals diagnosis.
For more information, tutorial video, example file or to download free NumXL trial, visit us at:
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4K views2 pagesARIMA Modeling & Forecast in Excel
The ARIMA model is an extension of the ARMA model that applies to non‐stationary time series (time series with one or more integrated unit‐roots).
Starting with version 1.63, NumXL supports now ARIMA Wizard; The ARIMA Model Wizard automates the model construction steps: guessing initial parameters,
parameters validation, goodness of fit testing, and residuals diagnosis.
For more information, tutorial video, example file or to download free NumXL trial, visit us at:
http://bitly.com/numxl-userguide-arima
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