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1. What is time series pattern?
2. What patterns are common in time series data?
3. What are seasonal patterns?
4. How do you find the seasonality of a time series?

What is time series pattern?

The term 'time series patterns' describes long-term changes in the series. Whether measured as a trend, seasonal, or cyclic pattern, the correlation can be calculated in a number of ways (linear, exponential, etc.), and the direction may change at any given time.

What patterns are common in time series data?

There are three types of time series patterns: trend, seasonal, and cyclic. A trend pattern exists when there is a long-term increase or decrease in the series.

What are seasonal patterns?

A seasonal pattern occurs when a time series is affected by seasonal factors such as the time of the year or the day of the week. Seasonality is always of a fixed and known frequency.

How do you find the seasonality of a time series?

We can use the ACF to determine if seasonality is present in a time series. For example, Yt = γ · St + ϵt. The larger the amplitude of seasonal fluctuations, the more pronounced the oscillations are in the ACF.