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Type: | Theses |
Title: | Directionality in time series and its applications |
Author: | Mansor, Mohd Mahayaudin bin |
Issue Date: | 2017 |
School/Discipline: | School of Mathematical Sciences |
Abstract: | A suite of seven statistics to detect directionality in time series is presented. Applications from various disciplines including business, environmental science, finance and medicine are considered. Models that allow for directionality are proposed, and methods of fitting these models are investigated. Time series models that incorporate directionality provide more precise prediction limits and more realistic simulations than the models that do not. Potential practical applications include: providing evidence to support physical interpretations; directionality trading rules for investment portfolio; prediction of unstable financial periods; and possible early warning of epileptic seizures. |
Advisor: | Metcalfe, Andrew Viggo Green, David Anthony |
Dissertation Note: | Thesis (Ph.D.) (Research by Publication) -- University of Adelaide, School of Mathematical Sciences, 2018 |
Keywords: | Research by publication time series directionality reversibility threshold autoregressive penalized least squares prediction forecasting |
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