Univariate and Multivariate Time Series Modeling using a Harmonic Decomposition Methodology
Keywords:
Signal modeling, Time series, Optimal observer, Kalman-Bucy filter, Forecast, Fourier seriesAbstract
This paper contributes by developing an univariate and multivariate harmonic decomposition methodology to model time series.The models are stated in a state space representation derived from a Fourier series analysis to describe an arbitrary signal. The frequency values of the harmonic content are used to define state variables in order to describe a signal through a time-varying linear state space model, which serves to synthesize an optimal state observer (Kalman-Bucy filter). Once the observer converges and the states (harmonics) become constant, the observer model can be used to predict the signal, i.e., a time series forecasting can be performed.
The preocedure can be developed for the univariate or multivariate case of time series modeling, where in the last one, a statistical analysis is used to determine which variables should be taken into account to obtain a more accurate model. The proposed modeling approach is successfully applied for the modeling and forecast of the time series of electrical power demand and a wind/solar profile.
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