census.gov Notification
Due to the lapse of federal funding, portions of this website are not being updated. Any inquiries submitted via www.census.gov will not be answered until appropriations are enacted.

Seasonal Decomposition of Deterministic Effects

Skip Navigation
Within Library

Seasonal Decomposition of Deterministic Effects

Written by:
RR84-01

Introduction

Unknown
Download Unknown [PDF - <1.0 MB]

To seasonally adjust zt we must assign part of ft to the seasonal component. The remaining part of ft can be broken down in an indigenous f-effect (such as trading day and holiday) and part of the trend. We first should how to remove the seasonal part for a general ft and then show how to decompose trading day and holiday effects.

Others in Series

Working Paper
Coverage Error Models for Census and Survey Data
September 01, 1983
Coverage Error Models for Census and Survey Data
Working Paper
Editing and Imputation for Economic Survey Data
December 12, 1983
Editing and Imputation for Economic Survey Data
Working Paper
An Investigation of Some Estimators of Variance for Systematic Samp...
January 01, 1984
An Investigation of Some Estimators of Variance for Systematic Sampling
View All
Page Last Revised - October 28, 2021