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1 EUROINDICATOR WORKING GROUP 5 TH MEETING TH & TH JUNE 0 EUROTAT C4 DOC 330/ A new mehod for assessing direc versus indirec adjusmen ITEM 4.3 ON THE AGENDA OF THE MEETING OF THE WORKING GROUP ON EUROINDICATOR

2 New innovaive 3-way Anova a-priori es for direc vs. indirec approach in easonal adjusmen Dario Buono, Enrico Infane 3 Absrac 4 The easonal Adjused eries of an aggregae series can be calculaed by a seasonal adjusmen of he aggregae ("Direc Approach") or by aggregaing he seasonally adjused individual series ("Indirec Approach"). A hird way, he so-called "Mixed Approach", is o adjus ogeher hose series ha presen he same kind of seasonaliy, and hen reaggregae hem for he final aggregae series. In order o undersand which series demonsrae he same kind of seasonaliy, a es based on a hree way ANOVA model is uilised. This es can be seen as a generalisaion of he Moving easonaliy Tes for more han one series. Addiionally, an exemplary case sudy, ogeher wih a simulaion sudy, is here presened. For benchmarking he es, he classic es for co-movemens will be used. An auomaic procedure o choose he correc approach before obaining resuls would be helpful. The lieraure o dae has only focused upon a comparison beween he resuls achieved by he differen approaches. As such, his paper seeks o se ou an a-priori sraegy for he developmen of an effecive seasonal adjusmen of he aggregae. The views and he opinions expressed in his paper are solely of he auhors and do no necessarily reflecs hose of he insiuions for which hey work. Eurosa, Uni B Qualiy, Mehodology and Research 3 Universiy of Naples Federico II 4 Earlier version of his paper was presened a CFE0 held in London

3 . Inroducion A generic ime series Y can be he resul of an aggregaion of p series: Y f X, X,, X j, p In mos of he common cases f is a linear (addiive or muliplicaive) funcion. This paper focuses on he case of addiive (evenually weighed) funcion, which can be generalized as follow: Y p X j X j p X p j j X j As reference example of his kind of aggregae, le s consider is he European Union GDP, obained as sum of GDPs of he 7 EU counries. To obain seasonally adjused figures, a leas hree differen approaches 5 can be applied: Direc Approach: he seasonally adjused daa are compued direcly by seasonally adjusing he aggregae Y. Indirec Approach: he seasonally adjused daa are compued indirecly by seasonally adjusing daa per each series X j. The seasonally adjused Y is hen given by he sum of he seasonally adjused componens. Mixed Approach: if i is possible o define a crierion in order o separae he series in groups, creaing sub-aggregaes (e.g. hese series have common seasonal paerns), hen i is possible o compue he seasonally adjused figures by summing he seasonal adjused daa of hese sub-aggregaes. The direc and he indirec approach have been discussed for many years, and here is no consensus on which is he bes approach. Usually if he series X j do no have similar paerns, indirec adjusmen is preferred. Oherwise if he series have common seasonal paerns and approximaely he same iming in heir peaks and roughs, he direc approach is preferred; in his case he aggregaion will produce a smooher series wih no loss of informaion on he seasonal paern. According o he E guidelines on easonal Adjusmen, direc approach is preferred for ransparency and accuracy, while indirec approach is preferred for consisency. 5 ee also E guidelines on easonal Adjusmen, hp:// 3

4 The main issue wih he direc approach is he so called cancel-ou effec, ha is if here are wo series wih opposie paerns of seasonaliy, hen he aggregaed series will possibly no show seasonaliy, e.g. he aggregaed series can show no seasonaliy even if all he sub-series have seasonaliy. An addiional issue o be considered wih he direc approach is ha here is no accouning consisency beween he aggregaes and sub-series. From a differen poin of view, he indirec approach also has some issues. Firs of all he presence of residual seasonaliy should always be carefully checked in all of he indirecly seasonally adjused aggregaes. Than, working wih an indirec approach means working wih a large number of series, and in ha way he amoun of calculaion could be quie large. The numerical resuls obained by performing he differen approaches are usually close in erms of medium and long erm evoluion (bu hey can sill presen some problems in erms of signs of he growh raes in he shor erm period), and hey may coincide if he aggregae is an algebraic sum, he decomposiion model is addiive, here are no ouliers and he filer used is he same for all he series. These condiions are rarely me in realiy. This paper focuses on he mixed approach, and proposes a new innovaive es in order o idenify which series can be aggregaed in groups and define a which level he seasonal adjusmen procedure should be run. The principal advanage of his es is ha i gives informaion abou he approach o follow before o seasonally adjus he series, so i can be considered as an a priori mehod o choose he correc approach.. A 3-way ANOVA based es for direc vs. indirec approach The classic es for moving seasonaliy is based on a wo-way ANOVA es, where he wo facors are he ime frequency (usually monhs or quarers) and he years. In order o es he presence of a moving seasonaliy beween differen series (and no beween he years of he same series, as he classic moving seasonaliy es) a es based on a hree way ANOVA model will be used. Here he hree facors are he ime frequency, he years and he series. The variable esed is he final esimaion of he unmodified easonal-irregular (I) differences 6 absolue value, if he decomposiion model is an addiive one, or he I raio minus one absolue value, if he decomposiion model is a muliplicaive one. Wihou lack of generaliy, he procedure wih an addiive decomposiion model will be presened; for he procedure wih a muliplicaive decomposiion model jus subsiue he I ijk wih I ijk -. I is imporan o noe ha if a leas one series is modelled wih a non addiive decomposiion, han daa mus be sandardized by he column, as o say by ime frequency facor. The model is specified as follow: 6 Using he ool X- he series of I raio is presened in he able D8. 4

5 I ijk a b c i j k e ijk This equaion implies ha he value I ijk represens he sum of: A erm a i, i,, M, represening he numerical conribuion due o he effec of he i-h ime frequency (usually M=, for monhly series, or M=4, for quarerly series). A erm b j, j,, N, represening he numerical conribuion due o he effec of he j-h year. A erm c k, k,,, represening he numerical conribuion due o he effec of he k-h series of he aggregae. A residual componen erm e ijk, assumed o be normally disribued wih zero mean, consan variance and zero covariance. I represens he effec on he values of he easonal-irregular raios of he whole se of facors no explicily aken ino accoun in he model. The es is based on he decomposiion of he variance of he observaions: M N R Denoing x MN means, x M N I ijk i j k M j I ijk M i k i is possible o wrie: N M x x M M i i he general mean, he yearly means and measures he magniude of he seasonaliy. N M N x j x N j movemen of he seasonaliy in he same series. x x MN k k x x N i I ijk N j k M k I ijk MN i j N he ime frequency he series means, han is he beween ime frequencies variance. I is he effec ha is he beween years variance. I is he effec ha measures he is he beween series variance. I is he effec ha measures he movemen of he seasonaliy beween differen series. 5

6 R variance. M N M N Iijk xi x j x k x i j k is he residual o he null hypohesis is he follow: H 0 : c c c Tha means here is no change in seasonaliy over he series. The es saisics is: F T R If he null hypohesis is rue, he es saisics follows a Fisher-nedecor disribuion wih (-) and (M-)(N-)(-) degrees of freedom. Rejecing he null hypohesis is o say ha he pure direc approach should be avoided, and an indirec or a mixed one should be aken in consideraion. ince now, his es is jus able o say if a direc approach is a good choice or no; in order o go for a mixed approach, if he es is rejeced, i is useful o know which series do no presen similar seasonal paerns. In order o avoid all he ess o compare which series are he ones wih differen paerns of seasonaliy, a Tukey's k k range es could be used. 3. Case sudy Here a simple case sudy is presened, considering he Consrucion Producion Index of he hree French-speaking European counries: France, Belgium and Luxembourg (daa is available on he EUROTAT daabase). The ime span is from January 00 o December 00. The following is an example of a very simple aggregae: Y FR BE LU 6

7 Considering all he hree series, he resuls of he es are summarized in he following able: VAR Mean quare df Monhs.5003 Years eries Residual BE FR LU F-Raio = 5.8, P-Value = o he F-Raio is equal o 5.8 and consequenly he P-Value is equal o Thus here is no evidence of common seasonal paerns beween he series a 5 per cen level and he Direc Approach should be avoided. However, if wo of hese counries have he same seasonal paern, a Mixed Approach could be used. o he es is now used for each couple of series, giving he following resuls. VAR Mean quare df Monhs.0403 Years eries 0.99 Residual FR LU F-Raio = , P-Value = VAR Mean quare df Monhs.0464 Years eries Residual FR BE F-Raio = 4.833, P-Value =

8 VAR Mean quare df Monhs Years eries Residual LU BE F-Raio = 0.34, P-Value = o he es highlighs ha common seasonal paerns beween Luxembourg and Belgium is presen a 5 per cen level. As hey have he same seasonal paerns, i is possible o easonally Adjus hem ogeher by using a Mixed Approach: A Y AFR ABE LU 4. imulaions The purpose of he simulaions is o check if he es is srong enough o be used sysemaically in a large organizaion such as Eurosa. Amongs he oher possibiliies, he mos common case will be presened. Of course he analysis could be exended o a lo of differen cases. The es will be performed on marixes composed of hree series, wih a monhly frequency and wih a lengh of en years. This means ha, following he given noaion, i will be M=, N=0 and =3. The mos common ime series model is he so-called airline model, as o say a ARIMA(0,,)(0,,). Thus, each of he hree series will follow an airline model, cenred in he value of 00, as Eurosa usually deals wih index daa. In addiion, a residual, normally disribued wih zero mean and variance equal o one, is added o each series. The MA coefficiens are beween - and, so ha he process is inverible. uch coefficiens have been generaed using a uniform disribuion. In order o simulae he seasonal peaks, wo differen groups have been creaed. In he firs group, a negaive seasonaliy peak in December, wih a difference of -0, has been creaed for all he series of he marix. In he second group, a negaive seasonaliy peak in December, wih a difference of -0, has been creaed for he firs of he hree series of he marix, while a posiive seasonaliy peak in Augus, wih a difference of +5, and a posiive seasonaliy peak in July, wih a difference of +35, have been creaed for he las wo series. By means of his emplae, he expecaions are ha in he firs group he es gives resuls of common seasonal paerns (low value of he F-raio, high p-value). On he oher hand, in he second group i gives resuls of differen seasonal paerns (high value of he F-raio, very low p-value), which are he opposie of hose in he firs group. 8

9 For each group, 00 marixes will be creaed, and he es will be performed on all he 00 marixes. By defaul, here i will be esed wheher he es gives differen resuls for he groups, where in he firs group here should be common seasonal paerns, while in he second group he seasonal paerns should be differen. In order o run he es, he I differences of he series should be obained. For his reason he series will be creaed using he sofware R. The seasonal adjusmen is hen performed by using Demera+, choosing he auomaic procedure of X- ARIMA wihou any calendar effec, using an addiive decomposiion model and modelling each series wih a ARIMA(0,,)(0,,). Afer he I differences are obained, he simulaions will be performed by using once more he sofware R. The following able presens a summary of all he basic saisics for he F-raios. These are he average, he sample variance, all he quariles and he values of he confidence inerval for he average. aisics F-Raio Average Variance Min Q Median Q Max.5684 C.I. Upper (5%).04 C.I. Lower (5%) The firs imporan resul ha i is possible o see from he ables above is ha here are jus hree marixes ha did no have common seasonal paerns a 0 per cen level. However i is possible o see ha none of hem has evidence of common seasonal paerns a 5 per cen level. This resul, ogeher wih he band of he confidence inerval, is remarkable. Basically, i means ha he es gives good resuls when he null hypohesis is rue. In he following ables here is a summary of he analysis on he second group. Once again, he analysis gives quie sable resuls. As for he expecaions, here are no common seasonal paerns a 5 per cen level in any of he 00 marixes. However, i is possible o see ha here is evidence of common seasonal paerns a per cen level in four of he 00 marixes esed. This resul, aken ogeher wih he confidence inerval bands, means ha, normally he es gives good resuls when he null hypohesis is false. aisics F-Raio Average 6,387 Variance 0,535 Min 4,0495 Q 5,7083 9

10 Median 6,76 Q3 6,670 Max 7,936 C.I. Upper (5%) 6.79 C.I. Lower (5%) Needless o say, he resuls obained in he analysis above need o be confirmed when he kind of seasonaliy is differen, for example when he series have differen seasonal paerns wih he same average, and when he lengh of he series is shorer. In spie of his, a firs imporan resul has been given here. The es performs well for he kind of series creaed and divided in he groups described above. 5. Fuure research line aring from his idea, more works needs o be done. A heoreical review, ogeher wih a more deailed case sudy, is already ongoing, regarding principally hree aspecs:. F-Raio: re-building he es upon he raio of he beween monhs variance and he residual variance;. Trend: an a-priori esimaion of he rend needs o be esed; 3. Co-movemens: he use of he co-movemens es as benchmarking References [] J. Higginson An F Tes for he Presence of Moving easonaliy When Using Census Mehod II-X- Varian aisics Canada, 975. [] R. Asolfi, D. Ladiray, G. L. Mazzi easonal Adjusmen of European Aggregaes: Direc versus Indirec Approach European Communiies, 00. [3] F. Busei, A. Harvey easonaliy Tess Journal of Business and Economic aisics, Vol., No. 3, pp , Jul [4] B. C. urradhar, E. B. Dagum Barle-ype modified es for moving seasonaliy wih applicaions The aisician, Vol. 47, Par,

11 [5] M. Cenoni, G. Cubbadda Modelling Comovemens of Economic Time eries: A elecive urvey CEI, 0. [7] A. Maravall An applicaion of he TRAMO-EAT auomaic procedure; direc versus indirec approach Compuaion aisics & Daa Analysis, 005. [8] R. Crisadoro, R. abbaini - The easonal Adjusmen of he Harmonised Index of Consumer Prices for he Euro Area: a Comparison of Direc and Indirec Mehod Banca d Ialia, 000. [9] B. Cohen Explaning Psychological aisics (3 rd ed.), Chaper : Three-way ANOVA - New York: John Wiley & ons, 007. [0] I. Hindrayano - easonal adjusmen: direc, indirec or mulivariae mehod? Aenorm, No. 43, 004.

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