SYSTAT computes seasonal adjustments via either multiplicative or additive models. What method does it use for these? Clearly it is not a simple differencing. I want to cite the software and state simply which method (filtering, etc., maybe XARIMA11?) it uses.
Answer by
Rajesh Gupta
The SYSTAT program for Windows calculates seasonal adjustments in time series using either multiplicative or additive models. The specific method used for these adjustments is not mentioned in the given question.
I am trying to use this version SYSTAT 13, considering Non Linear Regression with Estimate Model option. I need to predict equations with two variables. Can someone help me how to input these two equations such as this;
Y = ((400(RECOVERY)^(0.2317-0.00316 LOG(TCP))-210.64TCP)
everytime, I try to create this equations, it gives me error;
ERROR : Invalid argument value inMODEL QUN = (400(RECOVERY)^(0.2317-0.00316LOG(TCP))-210.64TCP ^Found "SYS_FILENAME" while expecting one of"COMPLETE" "variable" "+" "(" "." "quoted string" "integer" "real number" "file variable" "CASE" "invalid keyword"
REM -- Following commands were produced by the NLMODEL dialog: REM NONLIN WEIGHT MODEL QUN = (400(RECOVERY)^(0.2317-0.00316LOG(TCP))-210.64TCP
can anyone help me to fix this. Appreciate it.
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Answer by
Akash Shah
The error you are receiving is likely due to the syntax of the equations you are entering in SYSTAT 13. Make sure you have the correct syntax, including all necessary parentheses, operators, and variable names. If you need further assistance, you may consider seeking help from the SYSTAT support team or consulting the program's documentation.
SYSTAT refers to a statistical graphics software package. The application allows you to perform an analysis based on graphs and numbers. According to its official description, the software is able to analyze linear mixed effect models, regression models, and hierarchical mixed models. For more information, check the application's page at Software Informer.
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SYSTAT computes seasonal adjustments via either multiplicative or additive models. What method does it use for these? Clearly it is not a simple differencing. I want to cite the software and state simply which method (filtering, etc., maybe XARIMA11?) it uses.
The SYSTAT program for Windows calculates seasonal adjustments in time series using either multiplicative or additive models. The specific method used for these adjustments is not mentioned in the given question.
Hi All,
I am trying to use this version SYSTAT 13, considering Non Linear Regression with Estimate Model option. I need to predict equations with two variables. Can someone help me how to input these two equations such as this;
Y = ((400(RECOVERY)^(0.2317-0.00316 LOG(TCP))-210.64TCP)
everytime, I try to create this equations, it gives me error;
ERROR : Invalid argument value inMODEL QUN = (400(RECOVERY)^(0.2317-0.00316LOG(TCP))-210.64TCP ^Found "SYS_FILENAME" while expecting one of"COMPLETE" "variable" "+" "(" "." "quoted string" "integer" "real number" "file variable"
"CASE" "invalid keyword"
REM -- Following commands were produced by the NLMODEL dialog:
REM NONLIN
WEIGHT
MODEL QUN = (400(RECOVERY)^(0.2317-0.00316LOG(TCP))-210.64TCP
can anyone help me to fix this. Appreciate it.
The error you are receiving is likely due to the syntax of the equations you are entering in SYSTAT 13. Make sure you have the correct syntax, including all necessary parentheses, operators, and variable names. If you need further assistance, you may consider seeking help from the SYSTAT support team or consulting the program's documentation.
SYSTAT refers to a statistical graphics software package. The application allows you to perform an analysis based on graphs and numbers. According to its official description, the software is able to analyze linear mixed effect models, regression models, and hierarchical mixed models. For more information, check the application's page at Software Informer.