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Hans Levenbach’s classification scheme for trend/seasonal components

2026-05-182026-05-14 Leave a comment
Seasonal profile of the data

Here is a curious idea: if we can somehow estimate the importance of trend/seasonal components for your data, you can use this in model building and forecasting. But how can we do this first step? Hans Levenbach has an answer with his simple EDA technique. Let me explain. The core idea is simple and neat. […]

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