2018, Vol. 3, Issue 5, Part A
On skew generalized extreme value-ARMA model: An application to average monthly temperature (1901-2016) in Nigeria
Author(s): Olanrewaju O Rasaki, Oseni Ezekiel, Adekola Lanrewaju Olumide and Oyinloye Adedeji Adigun
Abstract: This study describes the approach for modeling extreme and lengthy time
-varying series of an Autoregressive Moving Average of order (
p,
q) via a Skew Generalized Extreme Value distribution as the white noise. This approach establishes the procedure for parameters’ estimation and their standard errors for the SGEV
-ARMA (
p,
q) model via the iterative Fisher information scores derived from the Maximum Likelihood Estimation for a chosen optimal degree of flexibility (bandwidth) "
S" . The study was applied to a lengthy series of average monthly temperature (report in
oC) of Lagos, Nigeria from January 1901 to December 2016 with 1381 data points. It was noted that SGEV
-ARMA (3,3) recorded a subjacent model performance error via the evaluated indexes of AIC, BIC and HQIC (103.02, 141.35 & 124.50) respectively compare to an intensive error performance in the white noise Gaussian
-ARMA (3, 3) with (108, 144.4 & 129.26) respectively. In addition, the forecast error indexes with the SGEV subjected white noise were miniaturized compared to the Gaussian white noise.
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Olanrewaju O Rasaki, Oseni Ezekiel, Adekola Lanrewaju Olumide, Oyinloye Adedeji Adigun. On skew generalized extreme value-ARMA model: An application to average monthly temperature (1901-2016) in Nigeria. Int J Stat Appl Math 2018;3(5):20-27.