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                                   “Accelerating Sustainable innovation towards Society 5.0”
                                                       ISST 2022 FST UT 2022
                                                          Universitas Terbuka
          random variable at time t, ω = regression coefficient in the i-order AR
                                  i
          process, i = 1, 2, ..., p, p  = orde AR, ∅  = regression coefficient on MA
                                           i
          process of order i, i = 1, 2, ..., q, q = orde MA, å = error value at time
                                                   t
          t, t = time, d = orde differencing.
                 −      −    = ∅ + ∑        (     −1  −      −1−   ) + ∑     ∅      −     (3)
                                     1
                 
                           0
                                                           =1
                                  =1
          2.2   Autoregressive Conditional Heteroscedastic Model (ARCH)
          The Autoregressive Conditional Heteroscedasticity (ARCH) model is
          an  autoregressive  model  that  occurs  in  a  state  of  non-constant
          variance.  This  model  shows  the  instability  of  variance  in  the  time
          series model so that it can be used as an alternative for calculating
          and modelling data [6]. The basic concept of the ARCH model is the
          variance  of  the  squared  residuals  from  several  past  periods.  The
          ARCH  model  with  order  p  denoted  ARCH(p)  is  expressed  in  two
          equations, namely the average equation and the variance equation (4)
          and (5) [6], where    = dependent variable at time t,    = independent
                            
                                                           
          variable at time t,     = constant,    =multiple regression coefficient,   
                                                                        
                                        1
                           0
          = residual.

                 = â + â    + å                                       (4)
                                 
                        1   
                    0
                 
              ó 2     = á + á å 2   −1                                  (5)
                           1

          2.3   Generalized Autoregressive Conditional
               Heteroscedasticity Model (GARCH)
          The  ARCH-GARCH  model  was  developed  primarily  to  address  the
          issue of volatility in economic and business data, particularly in the
          financial sector. This causes the previous forecasting models to be
          less able to approach the actual conditions. This volatility is reflected
          in  the  residual  variance  that  does  not  meet  the  assumption  of
          homoscedasticity [10].
          This model was developed as a generalization of the volatility model
          and  in  this  model,  the  variance  consists  of  three  components  [10].
          GARCH is one approach to modelling time series with error conditions
          varying according to time (heteroscedasticity). GARCH is considered
          to provide simpler results because it uses fewer parameters, thereby

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