Closed peilj closed 6 years ago
Depending on the periodicity of your data, it would likely be set to 365. Can't say definitively without knowing your data, though.
Closing issue since it's more of an inquiry.
@tgsmith61591 thank for your reply I have four years history daily data, I want to predict the data for the next 90 days by pyramid. When i used pyramid i don't know how to set the arima parameter m
If fitting using auto_arima, you can simply set m=365. If fitting a direct ARIMA model, the parameter is seasonal_order, and it expects a tuple in the form of (P, D, Q, m).
http://pyramid-arima.readthedocs.io/en/latest/_submodules/arima.html#auto-arima
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if I want to predict daily data, how to set the arima parameter m ?
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