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    Dear All,

    I have t-shirt sales data from week 14 to 40 weeks for 2011 and 2012, thus I have 50 data weeks(2012 is not completed yet). I defined my time series data with frequency 27 . But data hierarchy is years , months, weeks.

    Question 1) In arima I defined period 27 for the week. Do I need to define dummy variables for the year 2011 and 2012 and months? Will Arima catch trend between 2011 and 2012? And also note that I can not remove trend and seasonality by subtracting 1 and 27 from data since I don't have sufficient number of data points.

    Question 2)
    My R codes:
    xregmodel has dumys for year and months.
    auto.arima(dftrain,xreg=xregmodel,freq=27,lambda=0) but this does not give me any p values and r square. Is there a way to report them?
    Last edited by masarimk; 09-06-2012 at 04:09 AM.

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    Re: arima multiple periods

    I was not able to get an answer for this question above but maybe I need to rephrase it;
    I have weekly sales data but also year and months also show some correlation. One example is every July T-shirt sales are always similar beacuse as the weather gets hot, the sales increases. So do I need to use arima with multiple period? If I only use Arima with period 52 for the weeks and dummys for months and years? or is it too much too use maybe use dummys for years?
    Thank you

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