Definition and Components of Time Series

What are the differences between Approaches for Decomposing Time Series. If in a multiplicative approach $T=400, S=1.4,C=1.5\text{ and }R=0.5$ find the magnitude of a time series.

What are the differences between Approaches for Decomposing Time Series. If in a multiplicative approach $T=400, S=1.4,C=1.5\text{ and }R=0.7$ find the magnitude of a time series.

What are the differences between Approaches for Decomposing Time Series. If in a multiplicative approach $T=400, S=1.4,C=1\text{ and }R=0.7$ find the magnitude of a time series.

What are the differences between Approaches for Decomposing Time Series. If in a multiplicative approach $T=500, S=1.4,C=1\text{ and }R=0.7$ find the magnitude of a time series.

What are the differences between Approaches for Decomposing Time Series. If in a multiplicative approach $T=500, S=1.4,C=1.20\text{ and }R=0.7$ find the magnitude of a time series.

Explain approaches of time series. Write the uses of time series.

Explain additive approach of time series. Write the uses of time series.

Explain multiplicative approach of time series. Write the uses of time series

What is time series? Explain multiplicative approach of time series.

What is time series? Explain additive approach of time series.

Write the uses of time series

What are the components of a time series?

What is a time series?

The four components of time series in a multiplicative model are

A time series additive model with components, $T$, $S$, $C$ and $I$  is

A time series consists of

A time series is a set of data recorded

Data on annual turnover of a company over a period of ten years can be represented by a

The four components of time series in a multiplicative model are

An additive model of time series with components,$\text{T}$, $S$, $C$ and $\text{I}$  is