The TIMESERIES Procedure
- Overview
- Getting Started
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Syntax
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DetailsAccumulationMissing Value InterpretationTime Series TransformationTime Series DifferencingDescriptive StatisticsSeasonal DecompositionCorrelation AnalysisCross-Correlation AnalysisSpectral Density AnalysisSingular Spectrum AnalysisData Set OutputOUT= Data SetOUTCORR= Data SetOUTCROSSCORR= Data SetOUTDECOMP= Data SetOUTFREQ= Data SetOUTPROCINFO= Data SetOUTSEASON= Data SetOUTSPECTRA= Data SetOUTSSA= Data SetOUTSUM= Data SetOUTTREND= Data Set_STATUS_ Variable ValuesPrinted OutputODS Table NamesODS Graphics Names
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Examples
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Printed Output
The TIMESERIES procedure optionally produces printed output by using the Output Delivery System (ODS). By default, the procedure produces no printed output. All output is controlled by the PRINT= and PRINTDETAILS options associated with the PROC TIMESERIES statement. In general, if an analysis step related to printed output fails, the values of this step are not printed and appropriate error or warning messages or both are recorded in the log. The printed output is similar to the output data set, and these similarities are described below.
- PRINT=COUNTS
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prints the discrete distribution analysis.
- PRINT=DECOMP
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prints the seasonal decomposition similar to the OUTDECOMP= data set.
- PRINT=DESCSTATS
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prints a table of descriptive statistics for each variable.
- PRINT=SEASONS
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prints the seasonal statistics similar to the OUTSEASON= data set.
- PRINT=SSA
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prints the singular spectrum analysis similar to the OUTSSA= data set.
- PRINT=SUMMARY
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prints the summary statistics similar to the OUTSUM= data set.
- PRINT=TRENDS
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prints the trend statistics similar to the OUTTREND= data set.
- PRINTDETAILS
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prints each table with greater detail.
If PRINT=SEASONS and the PRINTDETAILS options are both specified, all seasonal statistics are printed.