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A spurious regression occurs when two independent variables are actually related, but the regression suggests a relationship between one of the variables and the dependent variable.
A spurious regression occurs when two independent variables are actually related, but the regression suggests a relationship between one of the variables and the dependent variable.
False (B)
A white noise process is an example of a stationary stochastic process.
A white noise process is an example of a stationary stochastic process.
True (A)
The Box-Jenkins methodology primarily focuses on univariate time series forecasting models.
The Box-Jenkins methodology primarily focuses on univariate time series forecasting models.
True (A)
The Autocovariance Function measures the linear dependency between observations at different time points in a time series.
The Autocovariance Function measures the linear dependency between observations at different time points in a time series.
Stationary processes exhibit time-varying mean and variance over time.
Stationary processes exhibit time-varying mean and variance over time.
A nonstationary stochastic process is a type of stochastic process that has a constant mean and variance over time.
A nonstationary stochastic process is a type of stochastic process that has a constant mean and variance over time.
The Autoregressive model is based on the assumption that the current value of a time series is related to the past values of the same series.
The Autoregressive model is based on the assumption that the current value of a time series is related to the past values of the same series.
The Autocovariance function measures the linear dependency between observations at the same time point in a time series.
The Autocovariance function measures the linear dependency between observations at the same time point in a time series.
The Box-Jenkins forecasting methodology is primarily used for multivariate time series forecasting models.
The Box-Jenkins forecasting methodology is primarily used for multivariate time series forecasting models.
Forecasting with ARMA (1,1) models involves using both autoregressive and moving average components to predict future values of a time series.
Forecasting with ARMA (1,1) models involves using both autoregressive and moving average components to predict future values of a time series.