英文摘要 |
The purpose of this study is to present the effects of update fashion and data transformation on short-term railway passenger demand forecasting by applying Seasonal AutoRegressive Integrated Moving Average (SARIMA) and Holt-Winters (HW) models. On update fashion, this study utilizes three concepts: do nothing, rolling window data learning method, and moving window data learning method. On data transformation, this study applies Box-Cox transformation. We observe the differences in predicting performance after applying these modeling strategies. In addition, this study also checks whether SARIMA is preferred to HW or vice versa. There are three major findings. First, data transformation is found to be beneficial to both SARIMA and HW. Second, moving window data learning method is a useful and economic fashion to implement update. Third, SARIMA is found to outperform HW in the study because SARIMA is more robust for capturing various temporal features. Although time series models are popular in the literature, topics of update fashion and data transformation are seldom discussed. This study renders empirical findings of utilizing these two modeling approaches. |