AUXILIARY Subcommand (TSAPPLY command)
The AUXILIARY
subcommand is
used to specify whether model parameters are reestimated, set the
confidence interval level for forecasts, set the maximum number of
lags for autocorrelation and partial autocorrelation plots and tables,
and specify the season length.
Example
PREDICT THRU YEAR 2006 MONTH 6.
TSAPPLY
/MODELDETAILS PRINT=[PARAMETERS FORECASTS]
PLOT=[RESIDACF RESIDPACF]
/AUXILIARY REESTIMATE=YES MAXACFLAGS=36
/MODEL FILE='/models/models.xml'.
REESTIMATE Keyword
REESTIMATE
controls whether
model parameters are reestimated. If REESTIMATE=NO
(the default), parameter estimates that are recorded in the model
file are used to produce forecasts. If REESTIMATE=YES
, forecasts reflect reestimated model parameters. Outliers, if any,
are always taken from the model file.
Note that if REESTIMATE=NO
, any parameter estimates or goodness-of-fit statistics that are
displayed in output are loaded from the model file and reflect the
data that were used when each model was developed (or last updated).
And if you use the OUTPUTFILTER
subcommand, models will be selected on the basis of goodness-of-fit
statistics that are recorded in the model file. In addition, forecasts
will not take into account historical data--for either dependent or
independent variables--in the active dataset. You must set REESTIMATE=YES
if you want historical data
to impact the forecasts. Finally, forecasts do not take into account
values of the dependent series in the forecast period--but the forecasts
do take into account values of independent variables in the forecast
period. If you have more current values of the dependent series and
want them to be included in the forecasts, you need to reestimate,
adjusting the estimation period to include these values.
CILEVEL Keyword
The CILEVEL
keyword sets the
confidence level.
- Specify a positive number that is less than 100.
- The default is 95.
MAXACFLAGS Keyword
The MAXACFLAGS
keyword sets
the maximum number of lags displayed in residual autocorrelation and
partial autocorrelation tables and plots. MAXACFLAGS
is ignored if REESTIMATE=NO
.
- Specify a positive integer.
- The default is 24.
SEASONLENGTH Keyword
The SEASONLENGTH
keyword specifies
the length of the seasonal period (the number of observations in one
period or season) for the data.
- To adjust the season length, specify a positive integer.
- If
SEASONLENGTH
is not specified, the periodicity that is specified by using theDATE
command defines the season length. - Note that
SEASONLENGTH
is used to override the date specification for the active dataset to make it consistent with the date specification from the model file. An error occurs if these two specifications are not consistent.