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Time Series Modeling in R: ARIMA and VAR Models

Overview

This project demonstrates the application of advanced time series modeling techniques, specifically ARIMA and VAR, using R. It involves forecasting and trend analysis on real-world datasets, focusing on the implementation of robust statistical models to derive actionable insights.


Directory Structure

siddhantj12-Time-Series-Modeling-in-R-ARIMA-VAR-Models/  
├── ARIMA FINAL.r          # Script for ARIMA model implementation and analysis  
├── ESS data.csv           # Dataset used for modeling and analysis  
└── VARS FINAL.r           # Script for VAR model implementation and analysis  

Features

  • ARIMA Modeling: Forecasting univariate time series data by identifying optimal parameters and assessing model performance.
  • VAR Modeling: Analyzing multivariate time series relationships and interdependencies for robust forecasting.
  • Data Analysis: Preprocessing and visualizing data to extract meaningful trends and patterns.

Tools and Technologies

  • R Programming: Used for statistical computing and modeling.
  • ARIMA and VAR Libraries: Key libraries in R for time series forecasting and analysis.
  • ESS Dataset: Dataset used to train and validate the models.

How to Run

  1. Clone the repository to your local machine.
  2. Open the ARIMA FINAL.r or VARS FINAL.r scripts in RStudio or your preferred R environment.
  3. Ensure the ESS data.csv file is in the same directory.
  4. Execute the scripts to perform time series analysis and view results.

Results

  • ARIMA Model: Achieved a significant improvement in forecast accuracy through parameter optimization.
  • VAR Model: Successfully analyzed interdependent variables, revealing key insights into multivariate time series dynamics.

Future Work

  • Integration of more advanced forecasting techniques such as Prophet or machine learning models.
  • Application of the models to other datasets for broader insights.

Acknowledgments

Special thanks to the open-source R community for providing robust libraries for time series analysis.

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