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Modeling Monthly Rainfall Time Series Using Ets State Space And Sarima Models

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Figure 1 Autocorrelation function of monthly average rainfall data with a periodicity behavior
Figure 2 Time series decomposition plots separating trend, seasonal and error components from the observed rainfall series
Table 3 Ljung-Box Chi-Square test for residuals from  SARIMA models
Table 5 Ljung-Box Chi-Square test for residuals from ETS State  space models

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