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The purpose of the model identi cation step is to determine the appropriate transformation of Z into Y. Table 23.3 presents mathematical descriptions and relevant comments on six commonly identi ed ARIMA models. After model identi cation, an estimation procedure is employed to determine the speci c numeric values of and that will be used in the appropriate transformation matrix. The particular ARIMA (p, d, q) model will determine the speci c content of the transformation matrix T. Because the correction for dependency involves previous observations, all transformation matrices will have a similar form, a lower triangular matrix. For example, an ARIMA (1, 0, 0) model with ve observations would have the following transformation matrix 1 0 1

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