The FORECAST Procedure
- Overview
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Getting Started
Giving Dates to Forecast ValuesComputing Confidence LimitsForm of the OUT= Data SetPlotting ForecastsPlotting ResidualsModel Parameters and Goodness-of-Fit StatisticsControlling the Forecasting MethodIntroduction to Forecasting MethodsTime Trend ModelsTime Series MethodsCombining Time Trend with Autoregressive Models -
Syntax
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Details
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Examples
- References
You can plot the residuals from the forecasting model by using PROC SGPLOT and a WHERE statement.
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Use the OUTRESID option or the OUTALL option in the PROC FORECAST statement to include the residuals in the output data set.
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Use a WHERE statement to specify the observation type of ’RESIDUAL’ in the PROC GPLOT code.
The following statements add the OUTRESID option to the preceding example and plot the residuals:
proc forecast data=past interval=month lead=10
out=pred outfull outresid;
id date;
var sales;
run;
proc sgplot data=pred;
where _type_='RESIDUAL';
needle x=date y=sales / markers;
xaxis values=('1jan89'd to '1oct91'd by qtr);
run;
The plot of residuals is shown in Figure 16.5.
