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2008-12-06 14:00:53 [Natalie De Wilde] [reply
Goed, we zien hier inderdaad dat de VRM dezelfde resultaten geeft als de ACF. We moeten er wel rekening mee houden dat dit een zeer ruwe manier van berekenen is,het is eenvoudig, we kunnen beter ACF gebruiken, maar dit is een goede controle.
De Trim Var zorgt ervoor dat de meest extreme variabelen weggelaten worden, de outliers hebben dan (geen)minder invloed op de tijdreeks.

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