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Time Series for Actuaries
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2,032 students

Time Series for Actuaries

By MJ the Fellow Actuary
Created byMichael Jordan
Last updated 3/2022
English

What you'll learn

  • Time Series
  • Stationary and Markov Property
  • Autocovariance and Autocorrelation Functions
  • White Noise
  • ARIMA Models
  • GARCH Models
  • R past paper questions for the Actuarial Exams

Course content

2 sections12 lectures2h 6m total length
  • Course Outline2:26
  • Introduction1:40

    Explore time series using cash, stock prices, and bond prices to see how observations over time reveal dependencies, enabling description, modeling, forecasting, out-of-control checks, and connections with other time series.

  • Stationary & Markov Property4:42

    Explore stationary properties, including strictly and weakly stationary time series with constant mean and variance and lag-dependent covariance, and the Markov property, where the present predicts the future.

  • Autocovariance and Autocorrelation functions3:56
  • White noise and other common types of time series5:42
  • ARIMA Time Series10:06
  • Fitting Time Series to Data19:40

    Learn to test for stationary, transform nonstationary time series, and fit the prima model using differencing and trend removal, with diagnostic tests to forecast future data.

  • GARCH Models9:59

Requirements

  • Actuarial Statistics

Description

In this course we look at the theory of Time Series that one needs for the Actuarial Exams. We also then do a past paper question from the CS2B exam.

  • What is a Time Series?

  • The Stationary and Markov Property

  • Autocovariance and Autocorrelation functions

  • Partial Autocorrelation functions

  • White Noise and other common Time Series

  • ARIMA

    • Autoregressive

    • Integrated

    • Moving Average

  • Fitting Time Series to Data

  • GARCH models for measuring volatility

  • R Studio Past Exam Question

This course is provided by MJ the Fellow Actuary

Who this course is for:

  • Advanced Actuarial Students