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SPSS® 12.0 Command Syntax Reference

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160 <strong>Syntax</strong> <strong>Reference</strong><br />

• APPLY with the keyword FIT sets MXITER to 0. If you apply a model that used FIT and<br />

want to obtain estimates, you will need to respecify MXITER.<br />

The keywords available for APPLY with ARIMA are:<br />

SPECIFICATIONS Use only the specifications from the original model. ARIMA should<br />

create the initial values. This is the default.<br />

INITIAL Use the original model’s final estimates as initial values for<br />

estimation.<br />

FIT No estimation. Estimates from the original model should be applied<br />

directly.<br />

Example<br />

ARIMA VAR1<br />

/MODEL=(0,1,1)(0,1,1) 12 LOG NOCONSTANT.<br />

ARIMA APPLY<br />

/MODEL=CONSTANT.<br />

ARIMA VAR2<br />

/APPLY INITIAL.<br />

ARIMA VAR2<br />

/APPLY FIT.<br />

• The first command specifies a model with one degree of differencing, one moving-average<br />

term, one degree of seasonal differencing, and one seasonal moving-average term.<br />

The length of the period is 12. A base 10 log of the series is taken before estimation and<br />

no constant is estimated. This model is assigned the name MOD_1.<br />

• The second command applies the same model to the same series, but this time estimates<br />

a constant term. Everything else stays the same. This model is assigned the name MOD_2.<br />

• The third command uses the same model as the previous command (MOD_2) but applies<br />

it to series VAR2. Keyword INITIAL specifies that the final estimates of MOD_2 are to be<br />

used as the initial values for estimation.<br />

• The last command uses the same model but this time specifies no estimation. Instead, the<br />

values from the previous model are applied directly.<br />

FORECAST Subcommand<br />

The FORECAST subcommand specifies the forecasting method to use. Available methods<br />

are:<br />

EXACT Unconditional least squares. The forecasts are unconditional least squares<br />

forecasts. They are also called finite memory forecasts. This is the default.<br />

CLS Conditional least squares using model constraint for initialization. The forecasts<br />

are computed by assuming that the unobserved past errors are zero and<br />

the unobserved past values of the response series are equal to the mean.<br />

AUTOINIT Conditional least squares using the beginning series values for initialization.<br />

The beginning series values are used to initialize the recursive conditional<br />

least squares forecasting algorithm.

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