AN EMPIRICAL EVALUATION OF THE PERFORMANCE OF TRAMO / SEATS ON SIMULATED SERIES
AN EMPIRICAL EVALUATION OF THE PERFORMANCE OF TRAMO / SEATS ON SIMULATED SERIES
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TRAMO / SEATS 在模拟系列上性能的实证评估
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2000
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通讯作者:
D. Findley
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C. C. Hood;James D. Ashley;D. Findley
TRAMO (Time series Regression with ARIMA noise, Missing observations, and Outliers) and SEATS (Signal Extraction in ARIMA Time Series) are linked programs developed by Victor Gomez and Agustin Maravall to seasonally adjust time series using ARIMA model-based signal extraction techniques. We will evaluate the performance of TRAMO/SEATS on some simulated economic time series, including series with a large irregular component, series with complex trends, and short series. The Bureau is moving to a new classification system for establishment based surveys. The former Standard Industrial Codes (SIC) are being replaced by the North American Industrial Classification System (NAICS). When this happens, there is a possibility that some series at the Census Bureau will need to be adjusted with only a few years of data. So we will look at adjusting our simulated series with only four years of data. We evaluated the performance of seasonal adjustments from TRAMO and SEATS as compared to adjustments from X-12-ARIMA. X-12-ARIMA is the Census Bureau's latest program in the X-11 line of seasonal adjustment programs. We looked at three different versions of SEATS, including a version of X12-ARIMA that has access to the SEATS algorithm hereafter called X-12-ARIMA-SEATS. X-12-ARIMASEATS allows us to compute similar diagnostics for both programs so we can compare adjustments between modelbased adjustment and the X-12 method.